Full repaints & color changes

A full repaint or a new color, done in our own booth.

Want your car repainted or changed to a new color? We inspect the body, plan the prep and finish, and paint it in our South Houston booth. Bring your vehicle and color idea for a free estimate.

Real work from our shop

Bodywork and a full repaint on this classic Impala.

These photos show the same car during bodywork and paint prep, then after its full repaint was finished at INC.

Same classic Chevrolet Impala masked and in bodywork and paint prep at INC Collision
Same Impala · during bodywork and paint prep
Classic Chevrolet Impala convertible with fresh dark paint outside INC Collision; background plates obscured
Classic Chevy Impala · after full repaint and bodywork at INC
Booth
In-house
Work
Full repaints & color changes
Estimate
Free
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Color changes and full repaints

A complete repaint starts with the condition of the panels, old finish and trim. A color change can also require work inside openings and around edges. We'll inspect the vehicle and spell out the scope before quoting it.

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Body work first

Paint only looks as good as the panels under it. Dents, rust spots and old repairs get fixed before the first coat goes on.

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Trucks, classics and daily drivers

Lifted trucks, classics and the car you drive every day: bring it by, bring your color idea, and we'll tell you what it takes to get the look.

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Custom and candy finishes

If you want a layered custom or candy finish, we'll discuss color, samples, prep and the finish you have in mind during the estimate.

Free estimates. Call or stop by: Mon–Fri 9–6, Sat 9–2.

Questions

Common questions.

How much does a candy paint job cost?

It depends on the vehicle, the color, the number of coats and how much body work it needs. Come by or call for a free estimate.

How long does custom paint take?

Longer than a collision repair, because custom paint is done in stages. We'll give you a timeline with your estimate.

Can I bring my own color idea?

Yes. Bring a photo or a sample and we'll talk through what it takes to get that look.