Collision repair services play a vital role in restoring your car to the best of its ability. It may lose its value, but you might be able to salvage parts and restore it. Did you know that in 2016, more than 6 million car crashes were recorded?

Bodywork
There is often a lot of bodywork that goes into repairing a collision.

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The body of the car is reshaped with structural damage, and dents removed or reshaped. This may require unique materials and machinery to allow this process to take place at its best. It may not always be exactly as it once was, but this is where the other bodywork comes in with the restoration efforts.

Sanding and paint repair
Sanding the car’s body requires precision because a structural bonding material is used after the sanding bit is completed. The filling material fills up the gaps that couldn’t be pulled out, and this completes the car chassis. Precise measuring is also needed so that the bond application is exactly how the car should’ve looked had it not been in the collision or, at the very least, as close as possible. The final touches would be respraying the entire body of the car.

It’s a long process to repair a vehicle that has had damage, but once repaired, it can look as good as new.