P & G Auto Works

Due to his use of assembly-line production in 1913, the Model T designed by Henry Ford quickly became the most popular vehicle in America and was most responsible for the creation of the auto paint and body shop industries.

Did you know that acrylic lacquer paint was first produced by DuPont De Nemours as far back as 1923? At this time, it provided the perfect option for cars as it offered a wide range of color choices and could easily be applied using a spray gun.

When it comes to auto paint, there are four basic types of paint available today. These include acrylic lacquer, acrylic enamel, acrylic urethane, and water-based paints.

We are equipped to repair vehicles with metal frames and parts. We can also repair or replace plastic or fiberglass body parts that are increasingly used on newer vehicles.

In the first month after a new paint job, avoid driving on gravel or sandy roads. During the first 30 days, the paint is vulnerable to chips, and exposure to gravel and sandy roads can ruin a fresh application of paint.

Even if your car has been in a serious accident, with the right bodywork job, it can be refinished to look like new. Repair technicians can straighten bent bodies, remove dents, and replace parts that can't be fixed.

To help protect a car's finish, use a pressure washer to clean under the bumper and around the tires every couple of months. Removing accumulated mud, gravel and road debris will prevent the debris from coming off and chipping the paint while you are driving.

There are two types of automotive body fillers: those than contain fiberglass, which are good for strengthening the weakened part of the body, and those that don't contain fiberglass, which are used only for light touch ups.

We employ collision repair technicians who are trained in the field of auto body repair. This enables us to perform the necessary repairs and custom refinishing of damaged vehicles according to the manufacturer's specifications.

In the case of minor scratches or dents, we will use an automotive body filler to repair them. This method is easier and more cost efficient than other methods.

We can easily repair relatively minor dents to metal. Repairers can pull them out with a hand pry bar or hydraulic jack or knock them out with hand tools or pneumatic hammers.

The goal of auto paint and body shops is to restore vehicles to the their original pre-damaged condition. Our services are used by both private car owners seeking to have their vehicles repaired and used car dealerships that need to have vehicles refurbished for resale.

Paintless dent repair developed in the 1980s in Europe as a way to remove mostly small dings and dents from vehicles. This process is commonly used for hail repair and similar types of damage.