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Phase 1: An initial estimate is given based on visible damage. Additional damage may be assessed after the car has been taken apart.
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Phase 2: The initial estimate is turned over to your insurance agency. A price of repairs agreement is reached unless the vehicle is deemed ‘unrepairable’ or ‘totaled’. Once a price is settled upon, we can begin dis-assembly. |
Phase 3:: The vehicle is taken apart and any additional damage or structural damage is assessed. If significant damage is found, the insurance agency may need to be re-contacted for approval. |
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Phase 4: Order parts. We order required parts and make neccessary arrangements if special or manufacturer-only parts are needed. Once all parts arrive, the repair/rebuild process will commence.
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Phase 5: Structural repairs must be completed first. Once the frame of your car meets original manufacturing specifications we can proceed with the next phase of repair. |
Phase 6: Time to repair the body. Our auto body restoration specialists match and align metal panels and the car begins to take shape. Moving on to paint.
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| Phase 7: Raw auto panels are prepared for paint with primer and sealer. Computer-matched paint is applied and the final coats ensure long lasting rich color. |
Phase 8: Vehicle finishing pieces are applied and a full vehicular operations test is performed. This test includes road testing to ensure safe vehicle operations. The vehicle can now begin the final step before delivery. |
Phase 9: A complete auto detailing is performed to remove any dust or dirt that may have collected while your vehicle was being restored. |
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Phase 10: Your vehicle is ready for pick-up! Once you arrive at the shop your dedicated auto body technician will review all work completed and make sure you are 100% satisfied with the condition of your vehicle. |