At some point or another, your car may experience some kind of auto cosmetic damage. However, if you’re like some of our customers at Heritage Mazda Bel Air, you may be wondering what counts as cosmetic damage?
What Is Cosmetic Damage?
Starting with the basics, let’s define cosmetic damage. Cosmetic damage refers to exterior damage of your vehicle that doesn’t influence how your vehicle functions or the structure of your vehicle. Often times, these cosmetic damages are identified as scratches in your paint, scraped bumpers, or a dent on the body.
The causes of cosmetic damage can seem almost random, ranging from road debris to scraping your car against a divider in a parking lot. Some cosmetic damage may not cause any serious or long-term harm to your vehicle; they can simply be a frustrating eye-sore.
On the other hand, paint damage can remove some essential protective properties of your paint, and could lead to rust or peeling paint.
Where Can I Have My Car Repaired?
So, how do you repair cosmetic damage? You can correct cosmetic damage in any number of ways, as it depends on the damage itself. That being said, our body shop team can be your go-to experts, providing you with the tools and skills necessary to repair your vehicle.
When you bring your vehicle into our body shop for cosmetic damage repair, we’ll check the vehicle type, location of the damage, and your paint color and will get your car looking scratch, bump, and scuff-free again.
