For a full respray, most Abuja jobs take about 3–5 working days, depending on the level of damage and how many cars are ahead of you. Smaller panel work, such as one or two doors or a bumper, is usually finished within 1–3 days. After inspecting your car, the team shares a clear timeline upfront and keeps you updated if anything changes.

Yes. Colour is matched using professional paint systems, spray cards, and test panels before touching your car. The painter compares the test spray to your existing factory colour in natural Abuja daylight and under workshop lights, then blends the new paint into the old so any difference is not noticeable in normal use.

Your job is covered by a satisfaction and money‑back style guarantee. If you notice issues such as runs, shade differences, or rough finishing and report them promptly, the workshop will correct the problem at no extra labour cost. The goal is a finish you are proud to drive around Abuja with—no excuses.

Yes. The workshop regularly supports insurance and third‑party repairs common in Nigeria. They can provide detailed estimates, before‑and‑after photos, and any documentation your insurer or the person paying for the repair may request, so your claim or reimbursement is easier to process.

Vehicles are kept inside the secured compound, not parked on the roadside. Mileage, visible damage, and valuables in the car are documented on arrival. Gates are locked after hours, and only authorised staff have access, so your car remains safe while the work is being done.

Yes. Not every job requires a full respray. Light Abuja traffic scratches, key lines, and faded clear coat can often be handled with spot repairs and machine buffing. Many plastic bumper cracks and scuffs can be repaired, reinforced, and repainted so you don’t have to spray the whole car if it’s not necessary.