Yes. We utilize advanced computerized color-matching technology to achieve a precise match. Whether your vehicle has a pearl-white finish or metallic coating, our technicians blend the new paint seamlessly into the existing panels so the repair remains undetectable even in direct sunlight.

Each repair is different. A straightforward bumper repair typically requires 2–3 days, while more extensive structural work involving parts ordering may take one to two weeks. After disassembling the vehicle and assessing the full scope of damage, we provide a projected completion date and maintain regular communication throughout the repair process.

Fiberglass components incorporate a variety of composites and manufacturing methods, which means no single repair approach works for every situation. The nature of the damage determines which materials are necessary—from standard polyester resins to specialized epoxy systems. To guarantee structural integrity and durability, we require a brief in-person evaluation at our facility. This allows us to properly identify the composite type and deliver the most effective solution for your particular repair.

We discuss budget early in the process to align our services with your specific objectives. We generally work in the mid to high-end market, but we maintain flexibility in our approach. At 3 Guns, we practice transparent pricing and develop customized repair plans. We offer a tiered service model to accommodate varying needs—from show-quality finishes to practical daily driver restorations. Our objective is to maximize your budget by utilizing different paint lines, alternative parts sourcing, and paint correction techniques that can sometimes eliminate the need for repainting entirely. Establishing a budget range enables our team to select appropriate materials and methods that meet your expectations while delivering the best value for your vehicle.

While photographs provide a useful starting point for preliminary estimates, a professional assessment requires an in-person inspection. Damage is frequently concealed behind bumpers or beneath panels that cannot be properly evaluated until we conduct a closer examination. We provide detailed written estimates to ensure transparency and prevent unexpected costs.

Orange peel is a textured appearance in the clear coat that resembles the surface of an orange. This condition occurs even on factory finishes. We correct or prevent this through wet sanding and buffing, which levels the clear coat to produce a mirror-like, smooth surface.

Yes. For minor dings or small dents where the paint remains intact, our Chesapeake PDR services provide a quick and economical solution that does not require repainting. This option is frequently chosen by local drivers who want to preserve their vehicle's resale value after weather damage or parking lot incidents.

OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts are manufactured by the company that produced your vehicle (such as Ford or Toyota). Aftermarket parts are produced by third-party manufacturers. While aftermarket parts may cost less, we prioritize OEM parts whenever feasible to ensure proper fit and to preserve your vehicle's safety ratings and resale value.

We can paint individual panels. Through a technique called "blending," we apply new paint to the repaired panel and gradually transition it into the adjacent original panels. This method ensures that any slight variation in paint age remains invisible to the eye.

At 3 Guns, our approach is straightforward: if it can be painted, we can handle it. Equipped with two modern spray booths—including a 60-foot industrial booth for large-scale projects—we have the capacity to manage work of any size. Our portfolio reflects diverse client needs. We have completed finishes for heavy duty and fleet vehicles including semi-trailers, fire apparatus, and ambulances; automotive and marine applications such as cars, trucks, boats, and jet skis; aviation projects including full-scale and RC helicopters; and specialty items ranging from field artillery and gun safes to motorcycles, sewing machines, and collectibles. Whether you have a commercial fleet or a custom project, our team is committed to executing your vision with a professional finish.