OUR PROCESS
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How It Works
We use the latest technology for structural repair, frame straightening and detecting misalignments to restore the vehicle to its pre-loss condition.
When painting a car or painting a truck, the work is quite a huge and complicated. If this is not done correctly, it can cause a series of more serious problems. Painting a vehicle requires time and many steps to make the vehicle look new again. It requires an extensive process for preparing the vehicle, painting, and a thorough inspection during the whole work.
Our Process
Vehicle Drop Off
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Keys Tagged
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Photos Taken of Vehicle
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Parts Ordered
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Work Orders Distributed
Repair
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Vehicle Assigned to Technician
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Technician Inspects Repairs
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Vehicle Disassembled
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Repair Begins
Prep for Paint
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Sand
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Prime
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Bodywork Inspected
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Final Prime
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Tape and Cover Car
Paint
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Pull into Paint Booth
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Color and Clear Spray
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Paint Cured
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Color, Sand and Buff
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Pinstripe
Reassembly & Trim-Out
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Installation of Accessories
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Mechanical suspension (if applicable)
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Mechanical suspension (if applicable)
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Electrical/Noise
Cleaning
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Wash Vehicle
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Vacuum
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Clean Windows
Quality Assurance
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Inspect
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Test Drive
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Call Customer
Return to Customer
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Customer picks up vehicle
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Warranty and Final Estimate given
How to Care For Your New Paint Job
First 30 Days
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Do not use a commercial car wash unless it is a touch less car wash. Stiff brushes can damage the surface.
-It is best to wash your vehicle by hand with car wash soap. Never use dish washing detergent because it is harsh and can scratch the paint.
- Never dry wipe your vehicle. It can scratch the finish. Use clean water to wash and rinse.
- Keep your vehicle parked in the shade whenever possible.
- Try to avoid gravel roads. Chipping the finish is easily done during the first 30 days.
How to Care For Your New Paint Job
First 30 Days
- Bird droppings need to be washed off immediately. The acid content quickly erodes paint, especially a freshly painted surface.
- Do not park under trees that drop sap.
- If you accidentally spill gasoline, oil, antifreeze, transmission fluid or windshield solvent, immediately rinse off with water.
Do not wipe.​
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First 90 Days
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Do not wax or polish your vehicle. This allows time for your paint to completely harden.
Never use wax or polish containing silicone.