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Restoration Process

Disassembly 

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All trim, mirrors, and other components are carefully removed to prepare the vehicle for restoration.

Stripping

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Old paint is removed using methods like sanding, chemical stripping, or media blasting—chosen based on the vehicle's condition and material.

Metal work and fabrication

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We remove rust, straighten panels, and clean all metal surfaces to ensure a solid foundation for bodywork and finishing.

Body work

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Dents are repaired and panels are shaped to restore proper fit and alignment, ensuring smooth contours and accurate body lines.

Polyester primer

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A high-build primer is applied to create a smooth, uniform surface and prepare the body for final sanding and paint.

Paint

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After confirming the exact color with a test panel, the vehicle is carefully masked and painted for a flawless finish.

Assembly

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All components—doors, trim, mirrors, and other parts—are reinstalled with care to ensure proper fit and function.

Quality control 

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A thorough final inspection is performed to ensure everything meets our standards before your vehicle is returned to you.

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