1979 Mercedes S-Class Paint Job

As a contrast with the 2007 S-Class we posted a few days ago, this Mercedes S-Class is a little older and desperately in need of paint. The old paint was faded and peeling. We repainted the entire car with a very economical Enamel single stage paint.

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Complete Paint Job on 1999 Toyota Camry

Our Car of the Day is a Toyota Camry that still had a lot of life left in the engine but the paint & body was worse for wear. We reconditioned delaminating (peeling) paint & clear coat then repainted the whole car.

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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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Basic Paint on 2007 Honda Civic Coupe

This is an example of our least expensive Enamel Single Stage paint job. The customer chose not to fix damage to the existing paint such as delamination (peeling) and microchecking (cracking.) So there are imperfections that show under new paint when examined closely.

We will never recommend painting over delaminating or microchecking paint because these problems will cause the new paint to quickly crack, blister and peel. And for this reason we cannot offer a warranty. But for this customer's purposes, the cost met his needs and the result looks quite good from a short distance--certainly much better than when he brought the car in.

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Color Change - You Deserve It!

Tired of your car? Or just hate the color? How about a new color instead of a new car!

Some caveats: don't change the color if your car is leased or you plan to sell it anytime soon.

Otherwise come to the shop to see sample colors and decide if you only need the outside (least expensive option) or if you want to pay to have the inside of your door jambs, under the hood and trunk painted too. The State of California does not record car colors. You will not need to report anything to the Department of Motor Vehicles. So pick a new color and start loving your car again.

Please note: we do not offer removing the engine, interior, windows, gaskets, wiring, hydralics, etc.


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