Services

Paint, bumper, rim, and panel repairs that are worth asking about.

This service covers more than tiny paint marks. It is built for the kind of damage people want repaired properly without the usual panel shop shuffle, and some dents or more noticeable panel damage may still be workable once the photos have been checked.

Paint chip and stone chip repair

Stone chips, peeling touch-ups, and localised paint damage on bonnets, guards, doors, and similar painted panels can often be cleaned up and blended so the repair stops grabbing your eye.

  • Bonnets, guards, doors, and painted panels
  • Colour-matched touch-up and blending
  • Good for road wear, parking knocks, and sale prep

Scratch and scuff repair

From scraped bumper corners to scratches across doors and quarter panels, this work is about taking the damage out of the first impression and bringing the finish back into line.

  • Door scratches and scrape marks
  • Panels, bumper corners, and wheel arches
  • Some dents or creases may still be worth asking about

Bumper and trim repairs

Bumper corners, lower sections, and plastic trims take plenty of knocks in day-to-day driving. Where the job can be handled on-site, the aim is a repair that looks right and holds up well.

  • Scuffs, scrapes, and paint damage
  • Plastic trim touch-up and bumper refinishing
  • Useful on family cars, commuters, and sale prep

Tyre rim and mag wheel touch-ups

Painted rims and mag wheels that have been kerbed or scraped can often be tidied up so the damage stops catching your eye every time the car is parked.

  • Kerb marks and scraped painted rims
  • A cleaner finish without replacing the wheel
  • Often done alongside paint or bumper repairs

Best suited for

Everything from chips and scratches to bumper damage, painted rims, and some dents or panel damage that can be handled sensibly on-site. If you are unsure, ask rather than ruling the job out too quickly.

How the quote process works

A few good photos, your suburb, and basic vehicle details are enough to start with most jobs. Show the full panel as well as the close-up, especially if there is a dent, bumper corner damage, or paint missing across a wider area.

Not sure if the damage is too much for a mobile repair?

Show the damage and you will get an honest answer on whether it looks workable as a mobile repair.