Small damage, straight answers
A scuffed bumper corner, a door ding from a parking lot, a key scratch, a dent from a shopping cart. None of it is serious, but it all adds up when you sell or trade in the car. Bring it by for a free estimate while you wait and we'll tell you what's worth fixing and what isn't.
What we fix
- Bumper scuffs and cracks. Most plastic bumper covers can be repaired and refinished rather than replaced.
- Dents and dings. Pulled, filled and refinished to match.
- Scratches. Light ones can sometimes be polished out. Deeper ones through the clear coat need paint.
Why fix it now
Chipped or scratched paint lets moisture reach the metal, and in the Puget Sound damp that turns into rust faster than people expect. A small repair today costs less than a rusted panel later. Dealers also take visible damage off trade-in offers, often by more than the repair would cost.
Questions people ask
Can you do it the same day?
Often close. A bumper scuff is usually ready the next day. Your written estimate tells you exactly how long yours will take.
Is it worth claiming on insurance?
For small damage, usually not: the repair is often close to or below a typical deductible. Get the estimate first and decide with the number in front of you.