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BODYWORK & RESTORATION

A finish worth a second look.

From considered repaints to full-body restoration, every stage stays in-house.

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A new perspective on the exterior.

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Damage addressed

A considered approach to panels that need attention.

Close view of an automotive finish and its reflections.

Colour renewed

A worn finish, or an entirely new direction.

Exterior details and body lines of a premium vehicle.

Form restored

Details that bring the exterior together.

A CONSIDERED CHOICE

Two approaches. One standard.

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Paint & Repaint

From panel damage and sun-worn paint to a colour change. The finish begins with proper preparation.

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Full Body Restoration

A comprehensive exterior renewal, including worn trim, seals or fittings when replacement is needed.

Every project begins with a vehicle assessment to define its scope.

THE RMODA DIFFERENCE

In-house, from first look to final sign-off.

Preparation isn’t a formality. It’s where a lasting, considered finish begins.

Surface preparation in the RMODA Studio workshop.
Before the colour
Final finishing and review in an RMODA Studio setting.
Before the keys return

The work behind the finish.

Vehicle and panel assessment in the RMODA Studio workshop.
01 β€” AssessUnderstand the surface and scope.
Workshop imagery representing careful surface preparation.
02 β€” Prepare & paintPrimer, base coat and clear coat β€” in sequence.
A completed vehicle presented for final review.
03 β€” ReviewDetails checked before sign-off.

Restoration can also involve replacing worn exterior components, depending on the vehicle.

GOOD TO KNOW

Worth knowing before we begin.

Do you handle single-panel repaints as well as full restoration?+

Yes. The scope can range from an individual panel or colour change to a more comprehensive exterior restoration.

What goes into the paint process?+

Surface preparation comes first, followed by primer, base coat and clear coat as the project requires.

Does full body restoration include replacing parts?+

Where needed, worn trim, seals and fittings can be addressed alongside paintwork. The exact scope is assessed first.

Is repainting the same as SPPF Removable Paint?+

No. Conventional repainting creates a new painted finish; SPPF is a different, removable finish system.

An RMODA Studio vehicle photographed in a workshop setting as editorial bodywork context.

THE NEXT CHAPTER

Give the finish a new beginning.

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