2025 Toyota 4Runner TRD: stripped to factory finish in 6 seconds
A rear driver-side collision, start to finish. Bare structure, a new quarter panel, and a Cavalry Blue color match, condensed into one quick before, during, and after.
Real collision repairs from our Lafayette, Indiana body shop. Every job is completed to factory specifications and backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty.
A rear driver-side collision, start to finish. Bare structure, a new quarter panel, and a Cavalry Blue color match, condensed into one quick before, during, and after.
Crushed hood, front bumper gone, reinforcement bar bent past spec. Thirteen seconds shows what our Lafayette team rebuilt, photographed under the same studio lights.
A real paint application in our downdraft booth. Full PPE, supplied-air respirator, factory color match on a Honda CR-V bumper cover. Color code B-593M.
This Accord arrived with severe driver-side damage and a non-drivable rear wheel. Here is the full repair journey through our Lafayette body shop, from arrival to delivery.
Crushed driver-side rear door and quarter panel with wheel damage. Vehicle arrived non-drivable.
Bumpers, lights, and trim removed. Panels straightened, body filled, and masked for primer and paint inside our climate-controlled facility.
Flawless paint match and panel alignment. Backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty.
This 4Runner TRD Off-Road came in with a hard rear driver-side hit. Quarter panel demolished, structural damage underneath, Cavalry Blue paint match required. Here is the full repair from stripped shell to delivery.
No quarter panel, no trim, no glass. Everything comes off before we write a final repair order. Hidden structural damage only shows up at this stage.
Structure repaired and verified on the Chief frame rack first. New quarter panel skin fitted to correct gaps before any primer or paint goes on.
Cavalry Blue color match, correct panel gaps, lifetime workmanship warranty. Delivered looking the way it came from the factory.
Real photos from inside Bob Rohrman Collision Repair Center. This is what happens between the moment your car arrives and the day you pick it up.
Before we can plan a repair we strip the vehicle down to bare structure. Hidden damage almost always shows up here, and that's what an honest estimate is built on.
Rear driver-side impact. Bumper, taillight, and quarter panel components removed to expose the underlying structure.
Rear-end collision. Bumper cover and trunk panel components pulled to reach the rear body structure for assessment and repair.
Our Chief frame rack and electronic measuring system pull the unibody back into tolerances down to the millimeter. This is the difference between "looks fixed" and actually fixed.
Front clip stripped down for accurate measurement. Anchor towers lock the vehicle in place while we pull and re-measure the unibody back to factory dimensions.
If the prep is wrong, the paint is wrong. DA sanding, fine-line masking, and dust control all happen before a drop of paint is mixed. This is where most of a paint job actually lives.
A 3M dual-action sander breaks the existing finish and feathers in the repair edges. The surface has to be perfectly uniform before primer goes on.
Every panel that isn't getting painted has to be sealed off with paint paper and fine-line tape. This Elantra is staged and waiting for its turn in the booth.
Factory color match, climate-controlled airflow, supplied-air PPE on the painter. This is the moment everything else was building toward.
Factory color code B-593M. Applied wet-on-wet inside the downdraft booth to keep dust nibs and orange peel out of the finish.
Modern automotive paint uses isocyanate-based clears. A supplied-air respirator and paint suit aren't optional. They're how a paint tech does this work safely, every day.
More repair stories are on the way. Want to see your own car's repair documented here? Just ask. We love showing off the work.
Submit photos for a free estimate anytime, or book an appointment at our Lafayette, Indiana facility. We'll make it look like it never happened.