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Full car resprays and spray painting

One panel or the whole car, painted in the spray booth at our Pakenham workshop.

What the job involves

A respray is mostly preparation. The old finish is sanded back, dents and rough spots are repaired, and the body is primed and masked before any colour goes on. Then it is painted and clear coated in the booth.

The green truck cab in our photos shows the whole run. It sat stripped and sanded on its stand, and it left in fresh green paint.

What we take on

  • Single panels through to whole cars
  • Classic cars and restoration projects
  • Sanding, priming and masking before paint
  • Painted in the spray booth on site

From our workshop

Photos taken at Factory 17, 3-11 Bate Close, Pakenham.

A classic truck cab in fresh green paint beside the spray booth
Fresh green paint on a classic truck cab
The front panels of a classic truck in fresh green paint on a stand
Front panels painted off the truck
The bonnet of a classic car in glossy bright green paint, looking out of the workshop door
A deep gloss on a classic
A front guard on a green classic ute being sanded by hand in the workshop
Sanding a front guard by hand
A white sedan masked up in the spray booth with its rear quarter freshly painted
Fresh white paint in the spray booth

Questions about full car resprays and spray painting

Do you respray whole cars?

Yes. Full car respraying is one of the main things we do, along with painting single panels after a repair.

Do you paint classic cars?

Yes. Classic cars and restoration projects come through the workshop. You can see some of them on our work page.

How much does a respray cost?

It depends on the size of the car, the condition of the body and how much preparation it needs. Send photos or bring the car in and we will give you a price.

Got damage that needs fixing?

Send a photo for a quote, or call Zak and talk it through.

Factory 17, 3-11 Bate Close, Pakenham VIC 3810
Mon to Fri 8am to 5pm, Sat 9:30am to 1:30pm