Gillingham & Medway
Caught the corner?
Start with a photo.
Bumper marks, scraped corners and paint transfer after parking. We assess suitable cosmetic damage before arranging a mobile repair.
Show the corner and the whole bumper.
One tight close-up can hide how far a scrape spreads. Send a wider view of the front or rear bumper, then a closer view of each marked area. A second angle is helpful where the damage curves around a corner.
A scuff, a scratch or transferred paint?
Parking damage can affect the top surface, cut through the colour, or leave paint from the object the bumper touched. The finish and the depth of the marks decide how the area should be prepared and refinished.
Tell us about anything loose or cracked.
Mention cracks, distorted plastic, damaged sensors or loose fittings. Those details can change the job, so a cosmetic scuff quote should include more than the visible paint mark.
Agree the work before the visit.
Once we have the photographs and vehicle details, we can discuss suitability, cost and the expected repair time. We also confirm the postcode and a suitable place to carry out the work.
No lengthy form
Ready when you are.
A few clear photographs are a useful starting point.