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FAQs
Welcome to the Ginos Panel and Paint FAQ Page!
Here, we've compiled a comprehensive list of answers to the most frequently asked questions about our top-tier auto body repair and painting services. Whether you're seeking information about our repair processes, paint restoration techniques, pricing, or any other aspect of our services, you're in the right place. Our goal is to provide you with clear and concise insights, enabling you to make informed decisions about your vehicle's care. Browse through our FAQ section to discover valuable insights into the world of automotive restoration and painting with Ginos Panel and Paint.
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How can car scratches be repaired?Car scratches can be repaired using several methods depending on their severity. Minor scratches might be buffed out using polishing compounds or scratch removal solutions available at automotive stores. For more visible scratches, touch-up paint that matches your car's colour code can be applied. Professional service providers, like Gino’s Panel & Paint, often use techniques like wet sanding, buffing, and even respraying the affected area to ensure seamless repair.
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Is it possible to repair deep car scratches?Yes, deep car scratches can be repaired, though the method is more extensive than for minor ones. Typically, the process involves filling the scratch with a body filler, sanding it smooth, applying a primer, and repainting the affected area. This usually requires professional expertise to ensure a flawless finish, especially if the scratch has penetrated through the clear coat and paint layers to the metal.
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Is it expensive to repair scratches on a car?The cost to repair car scratches in Perth varies based on the severity of the damage. Minor surface scratches can be relatively inexpensive, costing anywhere from $50 to $150 if using DIY kits or touch-up services. However, deeper scratches requiring professional repair can range from $200 to $1,000 or more, depending on the extent of the damage and the type of repair required.
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Can I fix car scratches myself?Yes, it's possible to fix car scratches yourself if they are minor. There are DIY kits and products available that include scratch-removal compounds, touch-up paint, and clear coat solutions. However, ensuring that you have matched the exact colour code of your car can be challenging, and if done wrong, affect the resale value of your vehicle. It is always wise to seek a professional opinion first. For deeper scratches, DIY repair is more challenging and will not achieve professional results. In such cases, it is wiser to seek professional assistance.
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What should I do after discovering a scratch on my car?If you discover a scratch on your car, clean the area gently to assess the damage. For shallow scratches, a simple polish or touch-up might help. However, for deeper scratches, it’s best to seek professional repair services to ensure a flawless and durable finish. Prompt action can prevent further damage and costly repairs.
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Are smash repairs covered by insurance?Most car insurance policies will cover the cost of any repairs needed as a result of an accident. Check with your car insurance provider before starting any repair work and quote your Insurance Claim number on the booking form.
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What is smash repairs?Smash repairs are the process of repairing a damaged vehicle after a collision. This includes repairing and replacing damaged parts, painting, and other services depending on the extent of the damage. At Gino's Panel & Paint, our experienced technicians have the expertise and knowledge to restore your vehicle to its pre-accident condition.
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What are the common smash repairs?At Gino's Panel & Paint, we specialise in repairing all types of auto body damage. This includes minor dents and dings, scratches, hail damage, and more. We also offer more extensive repairs such as panel replacements, paint matching, and frame straightening. If you're not sure what type of repair your vehicle needs, our experienced technicians can provide an assessment and recommend the best solution.
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