Professional Autobody Painting in Fort Worth, TX

We can take care of just about anything you’d need for body paint work, from small paint matching and spot repairs to repainting individual panels like bumpers and doors, all the way up to full repaints. If your paint has scratches, chips, fading, or damage from an impact, we’ll help you choose the right level of repair. The goal is always a clean, even finish that looks natural on the vehicle, not a patch that stands out. 

Paint matching is part art, part science, and it’s one of the biggest reasons people choose a pro instead of trying a quick fix. We match the color carefully, then blend it properly so it transitions smoothly into the surrounding area. That blending step matters because even the right color can look off if it isn’t applied the right way. When it’s done correctly, the repaired section should look like it was never touched. 

It depends on where the damage is and how it affects the finish. Some scratches and chips can be repaired and blended without repainting an entire panel, while larger damage, peeling, or heavy scuffing often looks best with a full panel repaint. We’ll inspect the area and recommend the option that gives you the cleanest result without doing more work than you actually need. 

Yes, and it’s a smart way to do it. Paint Protection Film (PPF) looks best and protects best when it’s installed over clean, properly finished paint. If you want full front protection but there’s a scratch, scuff, or damaged paint on the bumper or hood, we can repaint that area first and then apply the film. That way, you’re not covering up flaws. You’re locking in a finish you’ll be happy with. 

Timelines depend on the size of the repair and what level of work you’re doing, like a spot repair versus a full panel repaint or full repaint. We’ll give you a clear schedule up front so you know what to expect, and we won’t rush the process because proper curing and finishing matter for long-term durability. Once the work is complete, we’ll also share simple care tips, so you don’t accidentally mess up the finish right after you pick it up.