This customer brought in his 2009 Smart car to get an overall paint job and a color change. The customer chose the basic prep for his current paint. We masked off everything that wasn't meant to be painted: door moldings, mirrors, headlights and taillights. Once the paint cured we removed the paper and tape and it was ready!
This customer brought in their 1998 Porsche Boxster for an overall paint job. We did a couple of repairs to the vehicle on the front bumper, left fender and the trunk lid. This customer chose the Urethane Paint with a Urethane Sealer. The customer also chose our Chip&Scratch option to smooth out any scratches that would show up under the new coats of paint. When the customer came to pick up he was very pleased!
This customer brought in their 2009 Toyota Camry for an overall paint job and to get the headlights restored. We also repaired the rear bumper of the gouges it had. The customer decided on correcting the Microcheck and Delaminating paint. He also wanted to change the color to Sherwin Williams 42086 "Gloss Black". This car has the Enamel+UV protection paired with a basic sealer to aid the durability of the paint. Lastly we did the headlight restoration to the right headlight giving this car a total makeover!
This customer came in wanting an overall paint job and a color change. The original color was unidentified but ultimately it was decided by the customer to change the color to "Gloss Grey" made by Sherwin Williams. He decided on using Enamel paint with a basic sealer and added our chip and scratch option to smooth out imperfections in the paint. The color change helped make this older car look like new again!
This customer came in wanting to revamp the good ol' work truck. The customer decided to take care of the peeling paint and chose our Chip and Scratch paint option to smooth out imperfections. They also decided on doing a color change from white to a Sherwin Williams color titled "Medium Blue" and chose to use Single Stage Enamel paint + UV Protection.
BEFORE:
This customer wanted to revive this Delaminating (peeling) paint job and make this beauty look like new again. The customer decided they wanted us to do the extra prepping methods to correct this paint imperfection which paid off in the long run! Just look at her shine! We use Urethane Single-Stage paint titled "Brilliant Black"
BEFORE:
These two pictures are good examples of delaminating paint and microcheck on the same body panel. This is caused by the heating and cooling of the cars surface. This tends to happen more on darker colored cars! When the surface is exposed to the sun all day the paint expands. At night when the surface cools down it will return to the original condition. This causes the paint to have tiny "check marks" only being able to notice when inspecting paint close enough!
