Your journey to the perfect repair in four simple steps
Identify the damage type and measure the affected area. Our smart assessment helps determine the repair complexity.

Identify damage type
Understanding the difference between SMART repairs and full bodyshop work helps you get the right fix at the right price. Browse examples below or watch our quick guide.

Watch our 2-minute guide to identify your repair type
Swipe to explore 11 types
Which repair does your damage qualify for?

Small to Medium Area Repair Technology
Usually 2-4 hours. Sometimes while you wait.
Localised spot repairs only
Use specialist tooling & paints
Best for:Car park scuffs, shopping trolley scratches, minor bumper damage—anything you wouldn't claim on insurance for.

The traditional bodyshop
Entire door, wing, or bonnet.
You won't know it was ever damaged.
Takes longer & gives repair guarantees
Best for:leasing vehicle returns, restoring your pride & joy, prestige vehicles, insurance claims, accident repair or collision damage

Most bodyshops can do SMART repairs— they have the equipment, the specialist tools, and the skills. It's just a smaller job for them.
But not all SMART repairers can do full bodyshop work. They specialise in mobile, localised fixes and may not have the facilities for complex panel work or full resprays.
That's why we show both:Once you've identified which repair type applies to you, you'll compare providers that can handle your specific repair type
Prices are calculated from live rates across our network of UK repairers.
Scratch Repairs
£193–£1,624
Small scratches, scuffs, and paint damage on panels and bumpers.
Learn more →Dent Removal
£110–£336
Minor dents with no paint damage across any body panel.
Learn more →Alloy Wheel Refurbishment
£55–£406
Scuffs, kerb damage, and diamond-cut wheel restoration.
Learn more →Bumper Repairs
£110–£966
Scratches and dents on front and rear bumpers.
Learn more →Price ranges are estimates based on national garage rates. Your actual quote may vary based on location, vehicle, and damage details. Last updated 15th July.
You'll probably notice a scratch or two over the years of using your car, and whilst a small scrape might not seem like cause for concern, you shouldn't ignore it for long.
Even small dents and scratches can let water permeate your car's finish, which can lead to rust which could be costly to fix.
If you ever hope to sell, it's important that you address any paintwork damage right away.
By booking a timely SMART repair, you can prevent further damage from occurring later down the line and maintain your car's appearance so you can drive in style.
If your vehicle has suffered minor cosmetic damage, you can book the following SMART repairs on our platform:
If your vehicle has sustained any of the following, then full bodyshop work may be required: