Car Respray Cost in Crawley
A full car respray in Crawley sits at the top of the price range, generally around Free estimate upwards depending on the size of the car, the colour and how much preparation the bodywork needs. Single-panel resprays cost far less and start much nearer £90, which is why most customers only respray the panels that need it and blend into the rest. MJ Autos sprays in a low-bake oven using paint mixed to your car's own code. Call 01293 000000 or bring the car in for a free written respray quote.
Guide prices only take you so far. The final figure depends on your car, the paint finish and how much of the panel is affected, which is why every quote here is free and given in writing before any work starts.
We cover Crawley and the surrounding area, with free collection and delivery across West Sussex on most repairs.
What MJ Autos does for Crawley drivers
- Panel respray One or two panels refinished and blended, the sensible option for localised damage or fade.
- Full respray Complete strip, prep and refinish in a low-bake oven, including door shuts where specified.
- Colour change Possible, and priced separately, because shuts, jambs and under-bonnet areas all have to be done properly.
- Lacquer peel and fade Common on older reds and blues. Usually fixed panel by panel rather than resprayed whole.
Key facts
- Repair centre: MJ Autos
- Address: Trading address TBC, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 1AA
- Phone: 01293 000000
- Area served: Crawley
Common questions
How much does a respray cost in Crawley?
A single panel respray starts near £90, while a full car respray generally runs from Free estimate upwards depending on size, colour and preparation. MJ Autos quotes free.
Do I need a full respray?
Usually not. Most cars only need the damaged or faded panels refinished and blended, which costs a fraction of the full job.
How long does a respray take?
A single panel is typically two to three working days. A full respray takes one to two weeks depending on preparation.
Will the new paint match the old?
Yes. Paint is mixed to your car's own code and blended into adjacent panels to allow for the way paint ages.