A finish that matches your car
Paint is the first thing people see. A bad color match or a rough finish is obvious in the California sun. We use a professional paint booth and computer color matching, then blend into the neighboring panels so there is no visible line between old and new paint.
Paint services
- Collision paint — refinishing repaired or replaced panels
- Spot repair — scratches, scrapes, paint chips and small damaged areas
- Bumper repaint — scuffed, scratched or cracked-and-repaired bumpers
- Full respray — when the whole vehicle needs fresh paint
- Clear coat repair — peeling, dull or sun-faded clear coat
- Color blending — fading the new paint into adjacent panels for a seamless result
How we get a good match
Paint on a car changes with age and sun. The factory color code is only a starting point. We measure your car's actual color, adjust the mix, test it, and blend it into the surrounding area. This is why a repair done right is hard to find.
Our paint process
- PrepWe repair the surface, sand and clean it. Good paint depends on good prep.
- Color matchComputer-assisted color matching and a test before painting.
- Paint and clear coatApplied in a controlled paint booth, which keeps dust out of the finish.
- Blend and cureWe blend into nearby panels and let the paint cure properly.
- Final inspectionWe check color, texture and gloss in daylight before you pick up.
Helpful guides
Frequently asked questions
Will the new paint match my old paint?
That is exactly what color matching and blending are for. We match the color of your car as it is today, not just the factory code, and blend into nearby panels.
Can you fix just a scratch, or do I need a full repaint?
Often a spot repair is enough. We look at the damage and tell you honestly what is needed. Estimates are free.
How should I care for fresh paint?
We give you aftercare advice at pickup. In general, wash gently by hand and ask us before waxing a new finish.