Dents, scratches, and minor panel damage can affect both the appearance and value of your vehicle. We offer professional panel and paint repair services to restore your vehicle's finish — from minor touch-ups and scratch repairs to more involved panel work.
For larger panel or structural repairs, we'll provide an honest assessment and refer you to a specialist if the work is beyond our scope. We won't take on work we can't do to a high standard.
Free upfront quote before any work starts. 7 days a week, 5am–10pm.
Panel and paint damage is often cosmetic, but it can also affect your vehicle's value and, in some cases, its structural protection:
Visible scratches or scuffs in the paintwork
Light scratches that haven't broken through to bare metal can often be polished out or touched up. Deeper scratches that expose primer or bare metal should be repaired promptly to prevent rust from forming underneath the paint.
Dents or dings from car parks or minor impacts
Small dents and dings from car door impacts or minor parking incidents are common. Depending on the size and location, many can be repaired without full repainting using dent repair techniques, restoring the panel's original shape.
Stone chips on the bonnet or front panels
Stone chips are common on bonnets and front bumpers. Left untreated, they can allow moisture to reach bare metal and start rusting from the inside out. Touch-up paint applied early prevents this from becoming a more costly repair.
Faded, peeling, or oxidised paint
Paint that has faded, lost its gloss, or begun to peel indicates the clear coat has broken down. This is more common on older vehicles or those that have been parked in direct sunlight for extended periods. Early treatment can prevent the damage from spreading.
We carry out mobile panel and paint repairs across the Wellington region, including:
Free quote before any work starts. 7 days, 5am–10pm.
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