Squeegee Touch Up

With the squeegee method we first clean the damaged area with a wax and grease remover.  Once the area is cleared we pour a small amount of factory matched paint on the edge of a squeegee applicator and pull the squeegee across the damaged area, filling it with paint.  Once the damaged area is covered with paint, we then use a liquid remover to take off all the extra paint.  Then, we will use a had wax process on the area to bring on the shine of an OEM finish.

Airbrush Touch Up

With the airbrush method, we first clean the damaged area with a wax and grease remover.  Once the area is clean we put a small amount of factory matched paint into a hand held airbrush.  The compressed air in the airbrush forces the paint into the chips and scratches.  Once the damaged area is covered, we use a liquid remover to remove all overspray and excess paint.  Then, we use a hand wax process to the painted area to bring back the shine of an OEM finish.

Brush Touchup

With the brush touchup method, we first clean the damaged area with a wax and grease remover.  Once we have a clean area we then apply factory matched paint by hand with a small paint brush to the chips and scratches.

Bumper Refinish

First we prep the damaged area by applying filler to the holes, cracks and/or gouges.  Then, we sand and smooth the prepped area.  Once the area is level and smooth, we will clean the area with a wax and grease remover to make the area clean and dust free.  Next, we apply a primer, then a factory matched paint and then a clear coat of paint.  This process is done using a HVLP paint gun for minimum overspray and an OEM finish.