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Panel Beating (Includes body re-alignment)

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    Panel Beating (Includes body re-alignment)

    In the realm of car auto repair, panel beating is a crucial facet, especially when it comes to rectifying damage to a vehicle’s bodywork. This specialized skill encompasses the art of reshaping and realigning metal panels to restore the vehicle’s structural integrity and aesthetic appeal. Whether it’s addressing dents, scratches, or more extensive damage from collisions, panel beaters employ a variety of techniques and tools to meticulously manipulate the metal back into shape. From using hammers and dollies to employing hydraulic presses, each method is tailored to the specific needs of the vehicle.

    The process typically involves:

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    Assessment

    A thorough inspection of the damage to determine the extent of repairs needed and the best approach to take.

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    Dent Removal

    Depending on the severity of the dents, various methods such as pulling, pounding, or filling may be used to reshape the metal panels.

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    Panel Replacement

    In cases where the damage is too severe or extensive, damaged panels may need to be replaced with new ones.

    Panel beating is a process of repairing and reshaping the body panels of a vehicle that have been damaged due to collisions or other accidents. This involves hammering, shaping, and smoothing out dents and creases to restore the original appearance of the vehicle.

    Panel beating can address various types of damage, including dents, scratches, creases, and even structural damage to the vehicle's body panels.

    Panel beating typically involves several steps:

    • Assessment: The technician examines the extent of the damage to determine the best approach for repair.
    • Straightening: Using specialized tools, the technician carefully straightens out dents and creases in the damaged panels.
    • Filling: Small imperfections and gaps may be filled with body filler to ensure a smooth surface.
    • Sanding: The repaired areas are sanded down to achieve a uniform finish.
    • Painting: Finally, the repaired panels are primed, painted, and clear-coated to match the rest of the vehicle.