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Hey guys,

searched through the consolidated workshop thread for panel and paints shops to find most numbers were no longer connected or only do insurance jobs now.

If anyone can recommend a good panel and paint shop with a proven track record among the peeps, would be much appreciated, need some work done.

Cheers :)

I've used Auto Accident Repair Centre in Midland many time is the past and they do great work, but aren't the cheapest. My dads LS400 is in there atm after he bumped his door parking pinch.gif . My mate has also used them on his stag recently too, done a great job.

searched through the consolidated workshop thread for panel and paints shops to find most numbers were no longer connected or only do insurance jobs now.

Please advise which shops are no longer operational and I'll remove them from the Consolidated Thread.

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