Faded paint, peeling lacquer, a panel that no longer matches, or a car that needs a fresh finish all over. Nova Accident Repair carries out panel resprays, bumper resprays and full car resprays at our Greenwich body shop, matched to your car’s paint code.
Send photos of the panels you want resprayed, in daylight if you can, and tell us the make, model and colour. We’ll call you back with advice and a quote.
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A car respray is only as good as its preparation and its colour match. Paint that’s sprayed over a poorly prepared surface will show every mark, and a colour that’s slightly off will stand out next to the original panels in daylight. That’s why so many cheap resprays look like resprays.
As a car paint shop in Greenwich, every spray painting job we take on starts with your manufacturer’s paint code. We prepare the surface properly, apply the colour and a clear lacquer, then blend the new paint into the neighbouring panels. The result should look like the car left the factory that way.
Usually the right choice when:
Worth considering when:
Bring the car to our Greenwich body shop for a free look, or send photos first.
A door, wing, bonnet or boot lid painted and blended to match.
Scuffed, faded or repaired bumpers painted to your colour.
The whole car prepared and painted in its original colour.
A new colour, with the extra preparation it needs.
Failed clear coat sanded back and refinished.
Panels painted after dent, collision or bumper repairs.
We check the paint and find your car’s paint code, so the colour can be mixed to match.
Panels are cleaned, sanded and repaired, and anything that shouldn’t be painted is masked or removed.
Primer, colour coats and clear lacquer are applied in thin, even layers.
The new paint is blended into the panels around it, then polished and checked in daylight.
The cost of a car respray depends mostly on how much of the car is painted and how much preparation it needs. A single panel respray costs a fraction of a full car respray. Send photos for a respray quote, confirmed in writing after a free inspection.
A bumper or door respray is far quicker than a full respray.
Peeling lacquer, rust spots or old repairs need more preparation.
Metallic, pearl and three-coat colours take more work to match.
Door shuts and other hidden areas add time to a colour change.
Recent panel, bumper and full resprays from our Greenwich body shop.
Our body shop is in Greenwich, SE10. We carry out car resprays and spray painting for drivers in Greenwich and the Greenwich Peninsula (SE10), Blackheath (SE3), Charlton (SE7), Deptford (SE8), Lewisham (SE13), Woolwich (SE18), Eltham (SE9), Kidbrooke, and the Isle of Dogs and Canary Wharf (E14).
Straight answers about respray costs, colour matching and colour changes.
It depends on whether you need a single panel, a bumper or a full car respray, how much preparation the paint needs and your colour. A panel respray costs much less than a full respray. Send photos through our quote form and we will give you a written quote after a free inspection.
A panel respray paints only the damaged or faded panels and blends them into the rest of the car. A full respray prepares and paints the whole car, which suits cars with paint problems on many panels or owners who want a colour change.
We mix the paint from your car’s manufacturer paint code and blend it into the neighbouring panels, so the respray sits in with the original finish, including metallic and pearl colours.
A single panel or bumper respray is much quicker than a full car respray, which needs more preparation and drying time. We give you a time estimate with your quote.
Yes. A colour change takes more preparation than a same-colour respray, especially if door shuts and other hidden areas are painted. You must also tell the DVLA about the new colour so your V5C log book is updated.
Yes. Peeling or cloudy lacquer can’t be polished back. We sand the failed clear coat back, refinish the colour where needed and apply fresh lacquer.
It often is when the bodywork is sound and only the paint has faded or failed. A respray can improve how the car looks and what it sells for. We’ll give you an honest view at the inspection.
Yes. Bumper resprays are one of our most common jobs, after a scuff or crack repair or when an older bumper has faded.
Our body shop is at Unit 3 Brookmarsh Industrial Estate, Norman Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9QE. We carry out car resprays for drivers across Greenwich, Blackheath, Charlton, Deptford, Lewisham, Woolwich, Eltham, the Isle of Dogs and Canary Wharf.
Deep and key scratches, stone chips and scuffs, colour-matched.
