2026 Tesla Y. This car wasn't quite pulled into the garage far enough and when the garage door was closed it scraped against the center of the rear spoiler. We repaired the spoiler and repainted with white base and pearl, then clearcoated. Beautiful!
*A few days later I returned to the house and custom installed parking stops on the garage floor to ensure their 2 cars are pulled into the garage just right so this never happens again. This is a very inexpensive service ($130) that we offer to anyone who has a vehicle that just barely fits inside the garage.

kia EV7- big SUV. RF wheel flare scraped against the concrete garage opening, badly gouging the wheel flare. After several rounds of repair and new base paint and clearcoat the flare is now as good as new.

This poor Miata wasn't pulled into the garage far enough and the garage door grazed the bumper as it came down. But after a few hours it was as good as new! :) By the way, if you keep your car in your garage, and the space is tight, we can install custom parking "stops" that will ensure you are pulled into the garage perfectly every time.

This beautiful 1 year old X5 suffered damage to the left front bumper. This car is black sapphire so it shows any and all imperfections... But after we were done with it- it was like the incident and repair never happened.

2015 Toyota Highlander with some paint adhesion issues (common on older asain vehicles). This large "blister" was ugly and the customer wanted it gone. No problem- now it's gone :)

Here we have a very nice MB C series. The RF bumper hit a concrete curb pretty hard not only scratching the paint but also distorting the plastic. After heating and reshaping the bumper and repairing the paintwork it looks like new again. time.

This was a dealership repair on a pre-owned Acura MDX. Pretty typical bumper damage, mainly on the passenger half of the front bumper. Dealerships use our services to make their pre-owned vehicles look cleaner and sell faster- and for a higher price.

Here is a 2016 Dodge Ram 4 door truck. The roof had been repainted a few years back by someone who cut corners and used inferior paint. That paint blistered, cracked and began falling off of the roof, creating a lot of small rusted bare metal areas. Each of those areas needed to be sanded, cleaned and filled, then the entire roof repainted. And in the end there are no more blisters on the roof and the entire roof is now sealed and water-proofed so the customer won't have to worry about this happening again.

Yes- we work on RV's too. This customer backed his RV into a wall, pushing the top roof edge forward which cracked the fiberglass roof straight across the back. The whole damaged area was open, exposed to the elements (rain, etc.) This was a big job but it came out amazing. RV's have custom paint jobs, so we can't just look up the manufacturer's paint code and formula and mix the perfect matching paint. We invested in a scanner / camera that provides us with the exact formula for the exact color match, so the RV looks beautiful again and nobody can tell that this repair ever took place.

Nobody likes foggy headlamps... This job consists of wet sanding the headlamp housings in multiple stages and then clearcoating them with the same clearcoat that is used on the body paint. These headlamps literally came out like brand new. New housings would have cost close to $1000, the customer's price on this was $150!!

This is a 2024 Toyota Tundra in a beautiful dark blue. The customer had backed into something, scratched and distoring the left rear plastic bumper cover. After heating and reshaping the plastic we performed the necessary paint repair and the results were amazing.

What a nice Jeep Cherokee- except for the damage to the lower passenger part of the front bumper. The plastic bumper cover was not only pushed in it was also torn. We were able to fix the tear with metal staples melted into the plastic, then straightened the remainging distorted plastic and repaired the paint work. It was a bit time consuming but saved the customer a ton of money. Replacing the bumper cover would have been about $1200- this customer paid $400.

This is another dealership repair with great results. This is an older Kia Nero with paint falling off of the roof rails, making the car look much older than it is. After a few hours the car looks so much newer and nicer, and will sell faster and for more money...

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