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SMART (aka Blow-in or Spray-in) Repair
SMART repair stands for 'Small, Medium Area Repair Technology' (aka Blow-in or Sray-in). It's the process of repairing a small area of your vehicle to make it look as good as new again, without replacing a whole panel.
The SMART Repair service is made to make your life easier and to cut cost.
Scratch Repair
Scratch repair is the process of fixing scratches on a car or other surface.
The difficulty of repairing a scratch depends on how deep it is. A small scratch that doesn't break through the clear coat is easier to fix than a large or deep scratch that impacts the paint, primer, or bare metal.
Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)
Paintless dent repair (PDR) is a method for fixing dents in a vehicle's body without using paint, filler, or sanding.
A technician uses specialized tools to massage the dent from behind the panel, restoring its original shape.
PDR is a good option for smaller dents, such as those caused by hail or car park dings. Unfortunately, PDR can't be used on all dents and there are limitations based on the dent's size and location.
Touch-up Repair
Touch-up repair is a cosmetic process that involves applying a new coat of paint to a small area to cover up minor imperfections or repairs. Touch-ups are often used to fix scratches, chips, or other blemishes in a paint job.
It's important to have realistic expectations about the results of touch-up repair. Even if the repair is done well, you may still be able to see the damage from a distance.
Buffing and Polishing
Buffing and polishing are both techniques used to improve the surface of a car paint.
The main difference between buffing and polishing is the level of abrasion used. Buffing is more aggressive and uses an abrasive compound to clear away marks and scratches while polishing is less intense and uses a smoother abrasive material to create a shiny, reflective surface.
Headlight Restoration
Headlight restoration can help remove scratches, oxidation, and yellowing from headlights.
Headlights can become discolored due to oxidation from UV rays, road debris, rain, and exposure to chemicals. This can reduce visibility on the road and increase the risk of accidents.