Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, absolutely! This is the most important part of the repair. This is accomplished by not only carefully & accurately mixing the color, but by “blending” or fading the color into an adjacent undamaged area of the car. The smaller the damage, the less we have to paint and by applying the color in this carefully blended way makes your car look like it wasn’t ever in an accident, which is what you really want from a mobile body shop. 

The age of car is also a big factor and may make spot blending your car difficult, where we cannot guarantee a near-perfect match. We see these problems on cars that are 3 years or older, or the car has weathered from parking it outdoors in the sun. To avoid this problem, many body shops offer to paint more than the damaged panel to blend the other panels to the new paint color. This, of course, means more money out of your pocket.

A “spot job” is a technique used to repair minor scratches on bumpers or metal panels. This technique works better on certain areas of the damaged panel. This unique paint process allows technicians to spot blend an isolated damaged area rather than painting an entire panel. Spot blending a panel is not always suggested over a complete repaint, but it will save you time and money. Many of our clients use this solution when selling their car, when they aren’t looking for a high-price auto body shop cost, lease returns, or just to save money. A spot job repair on a bumper is suggested for damages on the left side or right of the bumper, at the bottom or next to the wheel well. We don’t suggest a spot job for damages in the middle area of a bumper or with pearl 3-stage paint jobs.

Depending on the damaged vehicle; scratches, dents, scuffs or cracks, repair time generally is between 2– 3 hours. Your car will be done that same day! 

We suggest waiting 5 days to wash, do not wax for 2 weeks. This is recommended so that the new paint and clear coat dries and adheres better to your car.