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My Car is Damaged, Now What?

Expert: John Thornton
Company: Simple
Phone: 502-510-9543
Website: Simple Bodyshop (tilda.ws) 
Published: May 24, 2024

 

Buying a car is one of the biggest purchases in a person’s life.  Oftentimes, your car is one of your most prized possessions.  So when it gets damaged, you want to get it back to looking like new. 

Paint and body work involve repairing and refinishing the exterior of vehicles. It includes fixing dents, scratches, and other damage, followed by applying paint to restore the vehicle’s appearance. Paint and body work can address a wide range of damages, from minor scratches to small collision damage. 

The time it takes for the repair depends on the extent of the damage and the complexity of the repairs needed. You can check out our website to learn more about how to determine estimated repair times.

When having your auto body repaired, skilled technicians use computerized color matching systems to ensure the paint matches the existing color of your vehicle as closely as possible. However, variations in paint – due to age and exposure to elements – may affect the exact match but most paint jobs can get close to a 90% match. After any paint work it is advised to wait at least two days before washing and waxing.

Just note that no matter the type of vehicle, regular washing and waxing help preserve the finish and protect it from environmental damage. Avoiding exposure to harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, and abrasive materials can also extend the life of the paint job. Promptly addressing any scratches or body damage can help to prevent them from worsening over time.

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