Expert Solutions for Overspray Removal
At Overspray USA, we specialize in resolving overspray claims and restoring vehicles to their original condition using advanced techniques and meticulous attention to detail. Our services go beyond just cleaning; we identify and address overspray issues while protecting the interests of policyholders and insurers.
Addressing Overspray Concerns
Vehicle overspray removal can be fraught with challenges that require expert handling. The following are some common issues we encounter and how we tackle them:
Example 1: Vehicle Owners Advised to Repaint
Some vehicle owners are advised by dealers to repaint their vehicles instead of addressing overspray damage. This is often due to a lack of understanding of effective removal techniques. Our solution is to perform a test spot on a small section of the vehicle, demonstrating our ability to remove overspray without the need for costly repainting.
Example 2: Confusion from Insurance Agents
Insurance agents, while well-intentioned, may sometimes suggest refinishing as the best course of action for overspray damage. We educate both agents and vehicle owners on our specialized polishing process, which is more cost-effective and ensures quality results. While repainting is an option, it's important to note that reimbursement for unnecessary refinishing may not always be covered.
Example 3: Skepticism from Body Shops
Body repair or detail shops may express doubts about our hand-polishing process, as they often rely on electric buffers or harsh compounds. We explain that our expert hand-polish and overspray clay methods are gentle yet highly effective, ensuring no damage to the vehicle's finish. Additionally, our workmanship is guaranteed, and we carry full insurance to protect all parties involved.
Example 4: Concerns About Thin Paint
Some vehicle owners worry that their paint is too thin for polishing. To address this, we use the Mar-Hyde Paint Measuring Gauge #1099 to accurately measure paint thickness before and after the repair process. This ensures transparency and resolves any concerns about potential damage to the paint.
Example 5: Residual Specks or Factory Defects
In cases where vehicle owners believe there are specks remaining after cleaning, we differentiate between actual overspray and factory defects, such as sub-surface specks caused during manufacturing. Our expertise in diagnosing factory defects has earned the trust of vehicle manufacturers, ensuring accurate assessments and proper resolution of claims.
Example 6: Perceived Color Changes
Sometimes, vehicle owners notice slight differences in paint color after repairs. This is often due to factory processes where vehicle sections are painted separately, resulting in subtle variations. We educate owners on these manufacturing nuances and clarify the root cause of any color inconsistencies.
Example 7: Cleaning Upholstery and Insurance Claims
If overspray affects a vehicle's interior, including upholstery, we provide cleaning services as part of the restoration process. However, we ensure that only legitimate claims are processed, maintaining the highest standards of integrity and professionalism in all our interactions with insurers and claimants.
Overcome Overspray Challenges
When you choose Overspray USA, you can trust that each vehicle will be restored with precision and care. Our dedication to quality ensures that insurance adjusters can confidently assign multi-claim losses to us, knowing the work will be completed to the highest standards. Contact us today for professional, efficient, and reliable solutions.