Job 3Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Sacramento CA
A hit and run wiped out her driver door while it was parked overnight. The body shop wanted the car for a month, a door replacement, and a repaint of two adjacent panels to blend the color. She couldn't afford it and nobody else would touch it. Brandon took the repair nobody else wanted and brought the door back without replacing or repainting anything.
Job 5Toyota Tacoma, San Francisco CA
Three weeks into owning a brand new Tacoma he caught a bollard and crushed the front bumper. Every shop wanted to respray it. He already knew why that was the wrong call on a bumper that takes constant road debris — factory paint is harder and more durable than anything that comes out of a spray gun. Because the damage was fresh the plastic still held enough memory to move back into place. Came out 99% clean. He had a pro apply touch up paint on the minor scratching that remained and you'd never know it happened.
Job 6Dodge Ram, Madisonville TN
A neighbor's kid caught the door with a bicycle handlebar and left a nasty stretched crease and a deep scuff. The truck already had other dents that had been sitting ignored. Since Brandon was already there working on the handlebar damage, the owner decided to turn a bad situation into something that worked in his favor and had everything taken care of at once. The neighbor got out of an expensive situation and the truck owner walked away with a truck that looked better than it had in years, and felt good about the whole thing.
Job 8Mercedes-Benz SUV, Sacramento CA
This one belonged to a service writer at a dealership Brandon had serviced for years. Service writers are the people who see every repair option available to their customers every single day. They kept choosing Brandon. When this one needed work on her own car she knew exactly who to call. The automatic trunk had opened while she was pulling into a garage and left a gunshot looking stretched dent in the hatch with deep damage at the center. Brandon measured it out so it made sense and there were no surprises, then got to work. The body shop next door, run by a friend, looked at the same damage and quoted $3,500 for the best possible repair. Brandon repaired the hatch for a fraction of the traditional cost and left the factory paint on every panel intact. She was thrilled with how it turned out.