High-Quality Panel Beating in Perth with Warranty

You can hire a qualified and trained panel beater by contacting Alphasmashrepair through call or email.

The cost of hiring a panel beater depends on the following factors:

• Extent of damage

• Type of panel repair required

• Make and model of vehicle

• Labour time involved

• Parts and materials needed

• Whether the repair is insurance-covered or not

Before deciding to do panel beating yourself, consider your professional ability and the extent of panel damage. If the damage is severe and you have no experience, it’s better to contact the panel beater of Alphasmashrepair to ensure better results.

The tools needed for panel beating are:

• Hammers

• Dollies

• Spoons

• Body files

• Pliers

• Electric grinders

• Pneumatic planishing hammers

• Mallets

• English wheel

• Sandbags

• Calipers

The time required to fix the car panel directly depends on the level of damage. Minor panel repair can take up to one or two days, and the extensive repair may take one week.

Yes, experienced panel beaters polish a car as part of the repair process. After repairing or replacing the damaged parts, they sand and polish the repaired area to seamlessly match the original vehicle finish.

• Location, date, and time of the car crash

• Car make and model details

• Insurance policy number

• Driver license details

• Photos of the car panel damage

• Police report or reference number

• Contact number and name of the other party involved in the accident

Yes, the panel beaters are well-trained to remove the rust from the vehicle as part of their services to repair car body damage. After removing rust, they treat the surface, which helps control the spread of corrosion and prevents further rust.

No, a panel beater does not perform the same repair work as a mechanic. Panel beaters handle the external bodywork damage, and mechanics handle the mechanical components of the car, including the engine, transmission, and brakes.