Dents, scratches, scuffs and knocks on everyday cars and vans, with the same prep and booth as the show cars. Send us photos for a price.
Dents and creases
Knocked or pulled back as close to shape as the metal allows, so less filler goes on and the repair lasts.



Matching the colour
Mixed to your paint code, usually on a door shut or under the bonnet, and blended in so the join doesn't show.

Scratches and scuffed bumpers
A light scuff can sometimes be polished out. Anything through the clear coat needs filling, priming and painting, and plastic bumpers get their own primer so the paint flexes.
Vans
Room for long wheelbase vans, so a dented side or scraped corner can come straight in.

Dents

Scuffed bumpers

Stone chips
Getting a price
Photos from a few angles, the make, model and colour, and the paint code if you have it. See prices, or lease return repairs for a lease car.
Questions people ask
Where do I find my car's paint code?
On a label on the car, usually in a door shut, under the bonnet or in the boot. Send us the code, or a photo of the label, with your photos of the damage.
Can a scratch be polished out?
If it hasn't gone through the clear coat, often yes. Run a fingernail across it. If your nail catches, it usually needs filling and paint rather than a polish.
Will the repair match the rest of the car?
The new colour is mixed to the car's paint code and blended into the panels either side of the repair, so it doesn't show as a patch. Faded paint can need more blending to match.







