Welcome to MVR Motor Vehicle Repairers

1. Accident damage repair using the latest equipment.

2. Car repainting with precise and high-quality colors.

3. Maintenance of commercial and personal vehicles to ensure optimal performance.

4. Handling insurance repairs to streamline the claims process.

1. Full or partial repainting for damaged or faded vehicles.

2. High-quality paints and advanced spraying techniques for a long-lasting, refreshed look.

3. Protection and masking of non-painted areas to ensure precision.

4. Enclosed paint booths with advanced ventilation to prevent dust and ensure even paint distribution.

1. Repair and preparation of body parts before painting and reassembly.

2. Advanced sanding and finishing equipment for a smooth and paint-ready surface.

3. Painting and refinishing of doors, panels, and exterior parts with high accuracy.

4. Color matching and high-quality paint application to blend seamlessly with the rest of the vehicle.

1. Accident damage repairs using state-of-the-art equipment for precision and quality.

2. Professional car repainting with high-quality, perfectly matched colors.

3. Comprehensive maintenance for both commercial and personal vehicles to ensure peak performance.

4. Seamless handling of insurance repairs to simplify the claims process.

If your car’s always parked outside — especially under that harsh Aussie sun — the paint can really cop it. Fading, cracking, peeling… it’s all part of the deal if you don’t give it a bit of love. But no worries, here are some easy tips to keep your car’s paint looking fresh and shiny.

1. Use a car cover whenever you can

2. Wash it regularly — but do it right

3. Wax it every couple of months

4. Park in the shade when possible

5. Fix chips and peeling early

Sometimes it’s obvious your car needs a bit of TLC after a bingle — but other times, the damage creeps up slowly. Not all issues show up as big dents or smashed panels. Here are 5 signs that might mean it’s time to visit your local panel beater (like us!).

1. Your doors or boot don’t close properly

2. Cracks or splits in the paint

3. Uneven gaps between panels

4. Noises when driving

5. Rust spots popping up

We’ve all had that moment — you walk up to your car and boom, there’s a scratch on the door or bumper. No note, no idea who did it. Classic, right?

But don’t let it ruin your mood! If the scratch isn’t too deep, you can fix it yourself at home without much drama. Here’s how to sort it out — the chill Aussie way:

1. Give it a good clean

2. Check how bad the scratch is

3. Use a rubbing compound

4. Chuck on some wax

Washing your car regularly is actually a good thing — it clears off all the dirt, bird poo, tree gunk, and road grime that can wreck your paint over time.

But if you’re doing it wrong — or going overboard with it — yeah mate, you could be doing more harm than good.

Here’s what to look out for:

1. Using dodgy soaps

2. Dirty sponges = swirl city I

3. Blasting it too hard with the pressure washer

4. Washing too much and skipping the wax

Once every two weeks is sweet for most people. Maybe more if you’re near the beach, park under trees, or clock up a lot of kays.