Rocci's Autobody

Depending on the severity of the accident, auto collision repair can involve the repair or replacement of a wide range of components. This includes fixing body panels, straightening frame damage, sanding and painting vehicles, and replacing trim panels.

One of the most important parts of painting a car is adding multiple layers, including primer, color layer, and a clear coat. You’ll want to make sure that everything you use plays well together, and an auto paint supplier can help.

Side-impact collisions are among the most potentially dangerous because many cars aren't equipped with side airbags. By what other colorful name is a side impact collision or broadside collision referred to? If you guessed a "T-bone," you're right.

Did you know that it takes months for a new paint job to completely harden? To protect a new paint job, treat the paint with plenty of extra TLC during the first 90 days after the paint has been applied.

Did you know that if a service agreement cannot be reached between the repair shop and your insurance company, your policy has an appraisal clause, whereby an independent appraiser can be called in to resolve the matter?

While you may only see the outside of your car’s body, there’s usually a lot of support structure going on under the panels. But don’t worry about it being confusing. A collision repair expert can go over the repairs with you, so you know exactly what to expect.

Did you know that bird droppings can increase deterioration of vehicle paint especially if the droppings land on areas of the paint that are already thin or chipped? To protect your paint, try to remove bird droppings as soon as possible.

Intersection collisions are among the more serious and most expensive in terms of repair. This is because cars tend to be traveling at a high rate of speed as the result of someone running a red light, leading to severe damage to one or both vehicles.

While it may be tempting to apply a fresh coat of wax to a new paint job, wait at least 90 days before you do so. Waxing a car too early after a new application of paint can mar the finish and prevent the paint from completely hardening.

Regardless of whether the car collisions took place while you were on the road, or you came outside to find that someone hit your vehicle while it was parked, accidents are stressful and inconvenient. We understand this, and will work closely with you and your insurance company so that we can make repairs as quickly as possible so you can get back on the road.