Auto Body Painting in Pleasantville, NY

Yes, that’s the entire job. We blend into adjacent panels so the transition between new and aged paint is invisible. If the match isn’t right, we redo it.

The booth bake gets it to handling-strength in hours. Full cure is around thirty days. We tell you what to do (and not do) during that window – no waxing, no high-pressure car washes.

Yes, though it’s a different conversation than collision paint. Custom and color-change jobs need a separate estimate because they include door jambs, trunk channels, engine bay, and interior trim.

Yes. Bumper and trim painting takes plastic-specific primers and flex additives. Done right, you can’t tell which panels are plastic and which are steel.

Yes, per the manufacturer’s spec for the products we use, typically lifetime against defects in workmanship. Stone chips and weathering aren’t defects, but we’ll tell you what is and isn’t covered before we start.

Yes — when paint is part of a covered claim, insurance pays for the panels involved in the collision plus blending into adjacent panels for proper color match. We coordinate with every major US carrier (GEICO, State Farm, Allstate, Liberty Mutual, Progressive, USAA) and handle the claim directly. Out-of-pocket paint jobs — custom color changes, fade restoration, full repaints — are quoted separately.