Spray Painting in Innisfail
- Two spray booths & a detailing bay
- Colour matched to your vehicle
- Touch-ups through to full resprays
Colour Matching and Full Resprays
Paint is the part of a repair everyone notices, and a mismatched panel stands out from across a car park. At A1 Collision Repair Centre Innisfail, our spray painting covers single panel touch-ups, colour matching after a repair and full resprays. We run two spray booths and a detailing bay, which means paintwork happens in a controlled environment rather than out in the open where dust and humidity get into the finish. Colour matching takes account of how the existing paint has aged, not just the factory code, so a fresh panel sits properly alongside the ones around it. Most jobs arrive here straight from panel beating. Call us on (07) 4061 7091 for a quote.
What We Paint
Paintwork ranges from a single panel through to stripping a vehicle back and starting again.
- Single panel and spot repairs cover scrapes, stone chips and small dents once the bodywork is straight. We blend the new paint into the surrounding panels so the repair isn't obvious.
- Full resprays suit vehicles where the paint has faded, oxidised or been damaged across several panels. This is also the usual choice during a restoration, where the original finish is well past saving.
- Colour matching accounts for how a vehicle's paint has changed with age and sun exposure. A factory code alone rarely matches a car that has been on the road for years.
- We paint body kits and fitted accessories to match the vehicle before they go on. Minor plastic repairs to bars and trim get the same treatment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The factory paint code is the starting point, but paint fades and shifts over time, so the match is adjusted against the actual panels on the vehicle. The new paint is then blended into the neighbouring panels rather than stopping at the join.
A booth controls dust, airflow and temperature while the paint is wet and curing. Painting outside it risks contamination in the finish, which usually means sanding back and starting again.
No, a vehicle can be resprayed in a different colour, though areas like door shuts and the engine bay need attention for the change to look right throughout. It's also worth checking what your registration and insurance require when a vehicle's colour changes.
