2014 Chrysler 300- Overall Paint Job

 This customer brought in her 2014 Chrysler 300 for an overall paint job and bodywork. We repaired the right rear door, right quarter panel and replaced the windshield. She had chosen our Enamel Single-Stage paint with a Basic Sealer. We also smoothed out any chips and scratches around the car to make sure it didn't show up under the new paint. 

Doing It Right--High Quality Paint Job

This is what you do if you want a great paint job: you take the car apart so that paint can get into the nooks and crannies and so that paint does NOT get on the chrome, rubber, windows and other trim parts. Then you fix all of the little dings, dents and gouges. The owner of this 2002 Chrysler 300M takes very good care of his car but the years had taken their toll and up close it had chips, scratches and dings. When we finished, it looked like a new car again.

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Color Change on Chrysler 300

This Chrysler 300 really wasn't a bad looking car when it arrived in silver-grey. But wow! The chrome really pops when the customer changed the color to gloss black. It went from being a nice family sedan to a limosine that looks like it could haul royalty. The customer chose our urethane, single-stage paint for tough, durable and reasonably priced paint job.

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Repair Dented Door and Paint Whole Car

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2000 Chrysler Cirrus that was hit on the side. The top of the car was also faded and had started to peel. So the owner decided to paint the whole car at the same time she repaired the dent on the door. She chose our durable, single-stage Urethane paint.

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