Before any collision or repair work is done on your vehicle, Dave Leezy will do a thorough damage and or restoration assessment and examine the critical safety systems of your vehicle. After everything has been inspected, he will explain which areas of your vehicle require repair, and answer any questions you may have about the repair process.

First, the original layers of paint are removed, dents are taken out and the vehicle body is prepared for refinishing. The repair area is cleaned, sanded and filled with body-repair material – twice, to ensure a perfectly clean and smooth surface. Any bare sheet metal is covered with a two-component primer to protect against corrosion.

Preparations start for applying the color coat. The vehicle is covered to protect it from overspray. A primer surface is applied to seal the substrate and guarantee good adhesion of paint. After the surface hardens, it is sanded and cleaned.

Next, the paint is mixed to match the exact color of your vehicle. Then the color coat is applied in a spray booth area.

Finally, a clearcoat is applied to ensure the gloss and texture of the repaired areas are identical in every way to the original finish. The clearcoat also provides protection against fading, and it guarantees that your vehicle will keep its beautiful color for a very long time.