Services
Our top notch services
We offer the accompanying administrations:
Guard fixes
- ehicle scratch fixes
- Vehicle splashing
- Mark expulsion
- Wheel fixes
Book a maintenance
On the off chance that you might want to book a maintenance, or have any inquiries concerning how we can help you, if it’s not too much trouble, reach out to us.
Spray painting
Spray painting, especially for full-body resprays, is a precise technique often used in automotive and furniture refinishing to achieve a smooth, professional finish. Full-body resprays involve repainting the entire surface, requiring careful preparation, including cleaning, sanding, and priming, to ensure adhesion and durability.
Techniques like HVLP (High Volume, Low Pressure) systems and air spray guns allow for controlled application, reducing overspray and providing an even coat. For best results, spray painting is applied in thin, overlapping layers to prevent runs and drips, giving a consistent and high-quality finish across the entire surface.
Buff and polish
Buffing and polishing are finishing techniques used to enhance the appearance of a surface by smoothing and shining it. Buffing involves using a machine or cloth to rub a surface with a compound that removes minor scratches, oxidation, and imperfections. Polishing follows, often with a finer compound, to create a high-gloss, mirror-like finish.
These techniques are widely used in automotive detailing, furniture refinishing, and metalwork to revive surfaces and bring out their original luster. Proper buffing and polishing not only improve appearance but also protect surfaces by creating a smoother, more resistant finish.
Plastic welding
Plastic welding is a technique for joining two plastic components together by softening their surfaces with heat and then fusing them. It’s commonly used in industries like automotive repair, plumbing, and manufacturing to fix or assemble plastic parts. The process involves applying heat through various methods, such as hot air, ultrasonic, or solvent welding, to melt the plastic edges, followed by pressure to bond them. Plastic welding is particularly useful for creating durable, watertight seals and repairing cracks, breaks, or joints in plastic materials, making it a reliable solution for extending the lifespan of plastic products
Windscreen & glass replacements
Windscreen and glass replacements are services that involve removing and installing new glass on vehicles or structures when existing glass is damaged or compromised. In vehicles, windscreen replacement is essential for safety, as even minor cracks can weaken the structure and reduce visibility. The process usually involves carefully removing the old glass, cleaning the area, applying a strong adhesive, and fitting the new glass securely.
Professional replacement ensures a proper seal, protecting against leaks and maintaining structural integrity. This service is also common in construction and home improvement for replacing cracked or outdated windows, enhancing both safety and energy efficiency.
Insurance rectification
Insurance rectification involves correcting errors or discrepancies in an insurance policy to accurately reflect the intended coverage and terms. This process may be necessary if there are issues like misquoted premiums, incorrect policyholder details, or missing coverages. Rectification is crucial because it ensures the policy aligns with the original agreement, safeguarding the interests of both the insurer and the insured.
Commonly, rectification is handled through a formal review and amendment process, often involving written approval from both parties. This corrective action helps prevent future disputes and ensures the insured has the correct protection in place for any claims
Bumper repairs
Bumper repairs involve fixing damage to a vehicle’s bumper, which is often the first point of impact in minor collisions. Common repairs include addressing scratches, dents, cracks, or scuffs on the bumper surface. Repairing instead of replacing the bumper can be more cost-effective and environmentally friendly, especially when the damage is superficial.
Techniques for bumper repair vary depending on the material, which is typically plastic, and may involve sanding, plastic welding, filling, and repainting to restore the bumper’s original look and integrity. Professional bumper repairs ensure the bumper remains strong and visually seamless, maintaining the vehicle’s safety and aesthetic appea
Car scratch repairs
Car scratch repairs are services focused on removing or concealing scratches on a vehicle’s paintwork, which can range from light surface scratches to deep gouges that penetrate the paint layers. For minor scratches, techniques like buffing and polishing are used to blend the scratch with the surrounding area, making it less visible.
Deeper scratches may require filling, sanding, and repainting the affected area, followed by a clear coat to match the original finish. Prompt scratch repairs help prevent further damage, like rust formation on exposed metal, and keep the car looking well-maintained, preserving its value and appearance.
Dent removal
Dent removal involves techniques to restore a vehicle’s body panels to their original shape after sustaining dents or dings, often from minor impacts, hail, or door bumps. Paintless dent repair (PDR) is a popular method where specialized tools are used to gently massage the dented area from behind, preserving the original paint.
For larger or more severe dents, body fillers and repainting may be necessary. Professional dent removal maintains the vehicle’s aesthetic and structural integrity, often improving resale value and eliminating the need for costly part replacements.
Wheel repairs
Wheel repairs involve addressing damage to a vehicle’s wheels or rims caused by impacts, curbs, or corrosion. Common issues include bent rims, scratches, scuffs, and corrosion. Repair techniques vary depending on the type and severity of the damage. For bent rims, skilled technicians use specialized equipment to straighten them, restoring their shape and functionality.
Scratches and scuffs are often repaired by sanding the affected areas, applying filler, and repainting to match the original finish. Corrosion requires stripping the old finish, treating the wheel, and refinishing to protect against future damage. Professional wheel repairs enhance the vehicle’s appearance and ensure safety and performance by maintaining proper alignment and tire integrity.