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FAQs
Collision & Auto Body Repair | Scratch & Dent Removal | Custom Paint | Detail | Storage Units | Springfield, IL
Custom Painting and Matching
Scratch and Dent Repair
Phoenix Collision FAQs
Yes. Matching paint involves more than simply using your vehicle’s factory paint code. Over time, sun exposure and normal wear can change the color of your vehicle’s finish. At Phoenix Collision, we take the current condition of your paint into account and carefully match and blend the new paint into the surrounding area so the repair looks natural with the rest of the vehicle.
The time needed for custom auto painting depends on the size of the job, the condition of the vehicle, and the amount of preparation involved. Quality paint work takes time, and at Phoenix Collision, we won’t rush the process or cut corners. Once we see your vehicle and understand what you’re looking for, we can give you a better idea of how long the job will take.
In most cases, if the paintwork is needed as part of a covered collision repair, your insurance company will include it in the claim. Coverage can vary depending on your policy and the circumstances of the accident. Phoenix Collision works directly with insurance companies and can help you understand what’s covered and what, if anything, you’ll be responsible for.
Price is important, but there’s more to a quality paint job than the paint itself. Proper preparation, quality materials, the right equipment, and an experienced painter all make a difference in how the finished job looks and how well it holds up over time. At Phoenix Collision, we believe in doing the job right the first time rather than cutting corners to offer the lowest price.
A full color change is a much more involved process than repairing or refinishing a damaged area. The amount of work depends on the vehicle, the color you choose, and how complete you want the change to be. At Phoenix Collision, we’ll go over the options with you, explain what’s involved, and make sure you understand the cost and time required before any work begins.
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