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Body panel painting restores a vehicle's factory appearance after repairs, an accident, chips, or corrosion. We match the color using the vehicle's VIN code, guaranteeing an exact shade match with the original paintwork, and carry out painting in a specialized spray booth that ensures a clean application and consistent quality. We paint any body panel — fenders, doors, hoods, bumpers, rocker panels and other parts.
If you notice any of these, it’s better not to wait:
An exact color match is a key condition for quality painting. We use the vehicle's VIN code to determine the original paint code assigned by the manufacturer when the car was built. This allows us to:
Computer-based color matching by VIN code significantly reduces the risk of a visible line between new and old paintwork, especially in daylight.
Painting a body panel is a sequential process where the quality of every stage affects the final result. We carry out:
Painting in a booth ensures controlled temperature, a dust-free environment, and even paint distribution, all of which directly affect the quality and durability of the finish.
When it's difficult to perfectly match the paint shade at the boundary with an adjacent panel, we use a blended painting technique, where the color is feathered onto the neighboring surface so the line between old and new paint is visually undetectable. This work requires extra material and time, since it treats not only the target panel but also part of the adjacent surface.
Over time, headlight plastic becomes cloudy and yellowed from UV exposure and minor mechanical damage, reducing not only the car's appearance but also the effectiveness of the headlights at night. We polish front headlights to restore their clarity and improve the quality of the light beam.
Painting individual body panels often requires removing adjacent parts — trim, moldings, hardware, and sometimes larger components. We carry out assembly and disassembly work at an hourly rate, which lets us calculate the cost transparently based on the actual scope of work on your specific vehicle.
Below are the base prices for our main painting services. The exact cost depends on the panel's condition, the amount of prep work involved, and the complexity of the painting, and is confirmed after an inspection of the vehicle.
All prices include VAT.
Fender painting starts from €200, and door painting starts from €250. The exact cost depends on the panel's condition and the amount of prep work needed.
We determine the original paint code from the vehicle's VIN code and account for the specific shade's characteristics, so the new finish matches the factory color as closely as possible.
Blended painting is a technique where the color is feathered smoothly onto an adjacent panel so the paint boundary is undetectable. It requires extra material and time, so the inner surface cost is calculated with a 1.3 multiplier.
No, assembly and disassembly work is charged separately at an hourly rate of €50 per hour, depending on the actual scope of removal required.
Polishing a pair of front headlights costs from €30. The service restores the plastic's clarity and improves the quality of the road lighting.
Yes, all prices in the price list already include VAT.
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Männiku tee 98b, Tallinn
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We recommend booking at least a day ahead — this way we guarantee a free lift and mechanic when you arrive.
Computer diagnostics takes 30–60 minutes. A full suspension check — up to 2 hours depending on the vehicle.
Yes, we install customer-supplied parts. In this case the warranty covers labor only, not the part itself.
We service all passenger car brands — European, Japanese, Korean, and American.
Yes, all completed work and parts we install are covered by a warranty. The exact period depends on the type of service — check with your mechanic.