Understanding Common Vehicle Damage and How Craft Collision Restores Your Ride

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Accidents happen, and when they do, your vehicle may suffer a range of damage types. At Craft Collision, we see it all—from minor dents to major frame damage—and our skilled technicians are equipped to restore your vehicle to its pre-accident condition. Here’s a look at some of the most common types of vehicle damage we encounter and how we expertly address them.


1. Dents and Dings

  • The Damage: Dents and dings are some of the most frequent issues we see, often caused by minor collisions, hail, or parking lot mishaps.

  • Our Solution: We use techniques like Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) to remove dents without affecting your vehicle's original paint. For larger dents, we may need to perform traditional dent repair, which involves filling, sanding, and repainting the damaged area.

2. Scratches and Paint Damage

  • The Damage: Scratches can range from superficial marks to deeper gouges that penetrate the paint layers, exposing the metal underneath.

  • Our Solution: For minor scratches, we use specialized buffing and polishing techniques to restore the surface. Deeper scratches may require sanding, priming, and applying a fresh coat of paint that matches your vehicle’s original color.

3. Bumper Damage

  • The Damage: Bumpers are designed to absorb impact, but they can suffer cracks, dents, or even complete detachment during a collision.

  • Our Solution: Depending on the severity, we may either repair or replace the bumper. For minor damage, we use advanced plastic welding techniques and refinishing processes. In cases where the bumper is beyond repair, we’ll replace it with a new one that’s painted and fitted to match your vehicle.

4. Frame and Structural Damage

  • The Damage: Collisions can sometimes lead to more serious structural damage, such as bending or cracking of the vehicle’s frame.

  • Our Solution: At Craft Collision, we use state-of-the-art frame straightening equipment to restore your vehicle’s structure to its original alignment. This ensures the safety and performance of your car are not compromised. We also inspect and reinforce any areas that have been weakened by the impact.

5. Glass Damage

  • The Damage: Windshields and windows are susceptible to cracks, chips, or complete shattering during an accident.

  • Our Solution: Small chips and cracks can often be repaired using specialized resins that restore the integrity of the glass. For larger damage, we replace the glass with OEM-quality parts, ensuring a perfect fit and clear visibility.

6. Headlight and Taillight Damage

  • The Damage: Collisions can cause headlights and taillights to crack, break, or become misaligned, affecting your vehicle's safety and appearance.

  • Our Solution: We replace damaged lights with high-quality OEM or aftermarket parts, ensuring proper alignment and functionality. If the light housing is salvageable, we can repair it and restore its clarity.

7. Suspension Damage

  • The Damage: A severe impact can cause damage to the suspension system, leading to poor handling, uneven tire wear, and an uncomfortable ride.

  • The Solution: We thoroughly inspect your vehicle's suspension components, including shocks, struts, and alignment. Damaged parts are replaced or repaired to ensure your vehicle drives smoothly and safely.


Conclusion:

Trust Craft Collision with Your Repairs

No matter the extent of the damage, Craft Collision is dedicated to restoring your vehicle with the highest standards of quality and care. Our experienced technicians use the latest techniques and technology to ensure your car looks and performs like new. If you’ve recently been in an accident or noticed damage to your vehicle, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’re here to help you get back on the road safely and confidently.

Contact us today for a free estimate at (615) 449-6016 or visit our website https://www.collisionrepairlebanontn.com/. We're here to help you every step of the way!

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