Services
Body & Paint
Our body and paint department offers a complete service to keep your car's bodywork sound and flawless — from the use of original body parts to precise colour matching by specialist technicians.
What does Body & Paint involve at Alpay Servis?
Our body and paint department offers a complete service to keep your car's bodywork sound and flawless — from the use of original body parts to precise colour matching by specialist technicians.
Body and paint are two halves of one discipline. A collision rarely damages only the metal or only the finish — and a repair is only as good as the weaker of the two. Our body and paint department therefore treats every job as a whole: specialist technicians plan the structural repair and the refinishing together, so the car leaves with its shape, colour and integrity restored as one.
Original parts, original behaviour
When a panel is beyond saving, the replacement matters. Original body parts are produced by the vehicle manufacturer specifically for your model — identical to what was fitted at the factory. They seat correctly without forcing, save labour during fitting, and help the car's crash structure continue to behave exactly as its engineers intended. Where replacement is needed, this is the standard we work to.
From structure to finish
The repair sequence runs from the inside out. Panels are straightened or replaced to correct technique, alignment is restored so doors, bonnet and boot close true, and only then does refinishing begin. Colour is matched not just from the factory code but against the car itself, since paint tone drifts with age and sunlight. The finished panel should be impossible to pick out — that is the test we hold our own work to.
After an accident
If your car has taken damage that touches both the bodywork and the paint, the right first step is a proper assessment. Book an inspection at our workshop in Bornova, İzmir through the online appointment form, or call us — we will walk you through the damage, the options and the plan before any work begins.
What Does This Service Cover?
- Defining the extent of the damage and the repair plan
- Using original body parts where replacement is required
- Carrying out panel straightening and replacement to proper technique
- Applying paint and clear coat with colour match as the priority
- Post-repair checks of alignment, workmanship and finish
Signs You May Need This
- Accident damage needing both bodywork and paint repair
- Crushed panels combined with flaking paint
- Colour mismatch between replaced parts and the rest of the car
- Workmanship flaws left behind by previous repairs
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do original body parts matter?
Original parts are produced by the vehicle manufacturer specifically for your car and are identical to the parts fitted at the factory. They seat without complications, save time and labour during the repair and — most importantly — help the car's safety structure keep working as it was designed to.
Why are bodywork and paint handled together?
Body damage almost always arrives together with paint damage; planning the two separately breaks the continuity of the workmanship. Under one roof, panel repair and refinishing are planned to complement each other, so both the shape and the colour merge into the car as a whole.
Is my car's safety affected after the repair?
The goal of a technically correct repair is returning the car to its pre-accident structural integrity. The right part, correct fitting and proper workmanship are therefore a safety matter before they are an aesthetic one. Alignment and fitting quality are checked before the car is handed back.
How is the colour match achieved?
The car's factory colour code is the starting point, but paint tone shifts with age and sun exposure, so comparisons against the car itself are made where needed. The aim is that the repaired or replaced part cannot be picked out on the car. The result is reviewed together at handover.
Book Your Service Appointment
Choose the day and time that suit you; our team will confirm your appointment.
