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
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.
First 90 Days
Do not wax or polish your vehicle. This allows time for your paint to completely harden.
Never use wax or polish containing silicone.