2020 Honda CRV- Spot Job Door Repainting

This customer brought in their 2020 Honda CRV to get the passenger door repainted due to scratches. They decided on choosing the "Best Way" that we offer where we would remove and reinstall any part that isn't meant to be painted. This means we took off the chrome trim piece, the door handle, and the door mirror seeing as all three pieces did not need to be repainted or they weren't originally painted the same color as the car. After the paint was applied we let it cure in the bake booth and it was ready to go!

 

That First Scratch

It happens to all of us. In a moment of inattention we hear a nasty scraping noise. Or maybe we have no idea how it happened. Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a brand new BMW. Making a gnarly scrape vanish: not much money. Not having to see the gnarly scrape every day for 5 years: priceless.

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2004 Toyota Sienna Paint Job!

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2004 Toyota Sienna.  This minivan was the unfortunate victim of an angry fence, its front passenger door, bumper cover and fender were replaced prior to coming to our shop.  With multiple mismatched panels and approximately a trillion scratches all over, we recommended to paint the overall exterior of the van. We began by removing all of the light chips and scratches, sanding them down smooth, next we sealed the van with a primer sealer. The van was now ready for its new coat of Enamel paint, which was applied in its original color; Phantom Grey Metallic!

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