Repair Process
From damageto a repair plan.
Understand the assessment, repair planning, refinishing, and quality checks that shape a professional repair result.
Illustrative imageA connected repair approach
A finished surface is only one part of the result.
A professional repair connects the visible damage with assessment, repair planning, refinishing, and final review. The work beneath the surface matters as much as the final appearance.
Every vehicle and impact is different. PRIME CAR begins with the actual condition of your vehicle, then explains the work that can be confirmed through inspection.
Final repair scope and pricing require an in-person inspection.
Repair disciplines
One result, connected expertise.
Collision damage can cross several repair disciplines. Explore how each capability contributes to the complete repair plan.
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Collision Repair
Impact-related body, finish, and structural repair context.
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Body Repair
Panels, bumpers, doors, fenders, fit, and exterior finish.
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Paint & Refinishing
Surface preparation, color considerations, and finish work.
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Dent Repair
Conventional or paintless approaches where the damage allows.
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Frame Repair
Structural assessment, measurement, and geometry considerations.
Illustrative imageLook beyond the surface
Visible damage does not define the entire repair.
Exterior damage can be the most obvious sign of an impact, but an inspection may identify related concerns behind panels or around adjacent components. Every repair scope depends on the individual vehicle and what the assessment reveals.
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Assess
Review visible damage and the areas connected to the impact.
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Plan
Choose a repair sequence based on the vehicle's actual condition.
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Repair
Coordinate body, structural, mechanical, and finish work where relevant.
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Review
Consider fit, finish, function, and the completed repair as a whole.
Ready to take the first step?
Have damage toyour vehicle?
Show us what happened and take the first step toward a repair plan. An online request is preliminary and may need an in-person inspection.
Your next step
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Tell us about the vehicle
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Plan the right next step