Q - How can you save me so much money?

A - Firstly, I don't employ anyone, and I have a small premises with small overheads.
The rest is very simple.
If your bumber is only 5% damage, the body shop will want to paint the whole thing. It is not necessary - over many years in prestige car body repairs, I have developed a repair and paint system where I only repair and paint the damaged area, leaving you with mostly original paint. Even an expert cannot tell the difference, as I only use original factory paints to repair damage.

Q - Will there be any colour differences, or future issues?

A - Very simply, no. It will last and not change with time.

Q - Why isn't anyone else doing what you do?

A - I have been working with Mercedes-Benz and BMW cars for many years. Mercedes-Benz cars are my passion - this has been a 30 year journey, and very simply I am a perfectionist. That is why I work on my own - if I can't do it right, then I won't do it at all.

Q - Do you work for any Mercedes dealerships at the moment?

A - I have worked for every Mercedes dealership in Melbourne and most BMW dealers. Now I only work for the ones that I like, which include the biggest in Melbourne.

Q - I have several dents along the side of my doors, and the paint is not broken. It is a near-new Mercedes-Benz, and I took it to the Mercedes-Benz body shop for a quote. I was told that because of the metallic pain they will have to paint the whole side of the car, and it was going to cost around $3000 and be off the road for a week. Can that be right?

A - Yes, it is correct that you can't only paint one or two side panels, and if want to spend the money, then go ahead. Otherwise, ring me up, leave the car here, go for a walk and a coffee down Clarendon Street, and in less than an hour I will massage those dents back to their original shape for a fraction of the cost. Your Mercedes will retain it's original paint and you will save enough money to take the missus for a week in Noosa.

Q - Can you fix larger dents and body damage?

A - Yes, but I will have to see it first and explain the best way to handle such repairs. If for whatever reason I can't do it perfectly I will tell you so and why, but you are still going to save a bucket full of money I guarantee it.