Aberdeen Body Shop

[Martin S]

Hi folks,

Looking for a body shop in/around Aberdeen.

I have a scratch and small dent needing sprayed/repaired.

I have done a search on here and found kinghorn are supposedly good but expensive.

On another forum I read north east auto body have a good reputation (located on Ashley road) and I have heard 1 or 2 good things about dents n scratches in Dyce.

Does anyone have experience of either of these?

I’d be looking to get it done asap but not for an arm and a leg!

Martin

[lewisscoob]

Give Paint Technic a shout. They've a good name and are well priceed.

[Martin S]

I actually saw an ad for them last night, thats what got me thinking i need to get this done. Has been like this for a couple months since being parked in the city centre over night

[scottishtaffy]

if you were willing to travel a wee bit there is a man down the road from me rebuilt my front storm bumper and sorted a few other bits out and he is brilliant. and not that dear . he used to have his own body shop but retired and now doeas fiberglass caravans and mobile homes but does some car work as a homer now

[Martin S]

hi do you have contact details for this guy? i used to stay up turriff so wouldnt be much of an issue

[johns]

Speak to Warren at North East Autobody. I had some work done on my mum's car by him. Quality work at a reasonable price and quick turn around.

[Martin S]

Do most places bake the paint to help cure it now? Or do some still leave it naturally? Reason I'm asking is I've been thinking about buying a da polisher and giving the car a proper detail but I'm reading some reports that you have to leave the paint to cure for 30 days and up to 90 if its left to cure naturally?