Neiman's Collision Center

Color matching the paint on your vehicle is both an art and exacting science. At Neiman's we believe that vehicle repair is an art and we take great pride in our work.

Auto manufacturers apply paint to the bare shell of the vehicle in ovens where the temperatures exceed 190-degrees Farenheit. This is because the auto manufacturers paint the car before any of the wiring, electronics, hardware, or interiors are assembled into the vehicle. In the collision repair business, the paint can only be dried at temperatures up to 180-degrees—any hotter and damage will be done to the car's mechanical, electrical, and interior systems. In addition, all auto manufacturers use an electrolitically applied "E-coat" primer that is applied to the bare vehicle unibody or sheet metal—this is an immersion process in a liquid, electrically charged solution that is impossible to duplicate in the repair industry.

Finally, the colors used by auto manufacturers may vary widely on the same models painted with the same color. Variations in shading and coloring depend on if your car was painted at the front end or tail end of an assembly line run of paint. Most new cars today are also painted with "two coat" or "tri-coat" paint processes—where mica, pearl, and metallic materials are applied sequentially in the factory finish. These finishes often vary in appearance based on the angle from which they are viewed. For example, a green metallic paint can appear "teal-colored" when looking at a straight or flat surface such as a hood, but nearly "black" when looking at a rounded surface such as a fender.

All of these factors make paint mixing, tinting, and blending in the collision repair process even more critical. To properly repair a minor dent of several square inches, an entire panel may need to painted and the adjacent panels may need to be blended in order to achieve a precise color match. At Neiman's Collision Center, we use computer-controlled sensing devices that provide the refinish technician with a precise formula to match the paint color on a vehicle.

Direct Repair Programs

Neiman's Collision Center is fully equipped with the latest high tech equipment necessary for the expert repair of your vehicle. We use Chief S21 frame straightening equipment, Garmat paint booths, dual prep stations, as well as premium quality Multispot M80 welders, electrical analysis equipment, and air conditioning unit recharging equipment. Our computerized paint mixing chambers and downdraft spray booths are state-of-the-art.

Our personnel are thoroughly trained and tested on the use of our equipment and its exacting application in the repair process. Our technicians are ICAR-trained—an industry recognized certification program that provides ongoing technical training in the collision repair business. In addition, our technicians are trained by the manufacturers of our high tech frame, body repair, and paint systems on the proper use of the equipment and application of all materials.

We believe strongly that skilled craftsmen and the right tools are the keys to top quality repairs.

At Neiman's Collision Center we provide:

• Honest and helpful advice
• Essential assistance in processing Insurance Claims
• Computerized repair estimates
• Towing, car rental and pick up service
• Foreign / Domestic vehicle repairs
• Certified I-CAR certified technicians
• Modern Chief Frame measuring Machines 
• Computerized paint mixing system featuring PPG "Envirobase" paint
• All work is fully warranted 

Our Guarantee

At Neiman's Collision Center, our goal is to provide you with a car that has been so expertly repaired that it is indistinguishable from the manufacturer's quality in original construction of the vehicle. We repair every vehicle with your continued safety in mind. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality service possible at a fair price.

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