By chasitygamble June 29, 2015
Exterior mirror detached from vehicle on passenger side. Would like mobile repair shop to come and repair -- located in SW Atlanta (Cascade Rd). Chasity 4048229057 ...read more
By variant876565hotmai June 26, 2014
The gentleman that I personally dealt with was very helpful and very responsive and always kept me informed on updates. I picked up my repaired vehicle today and it's looks as good as new. I will definitely recommend anyone needed this type of repair to use Classic Collision. ...read more
By daniel85295hotmail June 18, 2014
They did an excellent job, special thanks to them, and I've since sent a couple friends, and now my niece, to the Classic Collision. ...read more
No longer do you need to leave your car in the shop for minor collision and fender bender repairs. Convenient Collision Solutions (CCS) is a mobile paint and auto body shop that "Comes To You!" and offers Same Day Repairs of minor collision work on-site at your home or office. CCS specializes in bumper repair and replacement, dent repair, scratch repair, headlight restoration, alloy wheel and rim repair, windshield repair and glass replacement and other minor collision repair including replacing lights, mirrors, moldings, fenders, hoods and doors. CCS can complete many repairs at or Below Insurance Deductibles preventing insurance claims and potential increased premiums for years to come. However, CCS does work with most insurance carriers. CCS has State-of-the-Art, fully equipped and self-contained service vans with highly trained, insured and experienced technicians throughout the metro area. All our technicians have 20+ years experience in the Auto Body Repair Industry. We are so confident in our people and processes that we offer a Lifetime Guarantee on our workmanship for as long as you own your vehicle. With our advanced technology and Computerized Color Matching processes, we can complete many repairs within 4-8 hours at 20%-30% less than traditional body shops. CCS repairs are Stress Free and Save you both Time and Money! Whether it's time to turn in your lease, sell your car or you want your vehicle to look new again, give Convenient Collision Solutions a call at 404-633-DENT (3368) to schedule your Free Estimate. ...read more
By Convenient Collision Solutions - We Come To You! November 23, 2009
We're all starting to feel the economic crunch in some way. Whether its more money at the gas pump, higher utilities or less free "cash" from rampant refinancing at ultra-low rates, we now have to stretch our monthly dollars to go a little bit farther. And despite all of this, we still like our car to look good! We've decided we're going to have to keep it a little longer, so we especially want it to look good for the duration. We're attached to our vehicles. They become a part of us and how they look is a reflection of ourselves in our minds. If you doubt this, observe the guy going through the mid-life crisis who trades in the minivan for the corvette convertible. We are a people that judge ourselves and others by what we own, sad as that may be. So what can we do to dress up our vehicle to reflect how we feel? Here are some suggestions: 1. Give it a good cleaning first. If you don't want to (or can't because of restrictions of home car washing if you live in a drought state) take it to a good car wash and detail shop. A good full inside and out detailing will probably set you back about 150 bucks. But the result is well worth it. If you want to do it yourself plan on spending about 2 to 3 hours to do a thorough job. If you are limited by a local drought and can't wash your car at home, use one of the do-it-yourself wash bay locations. It will cost about 10 bucks. 2. Once you have it clean or have cleaned it yourself, look at the surfaces. Are there visible scratches, paint chips, dents? Any major scrapes or scratches that will call for paint work? You can get these fixed rather inexpensively, but NOT at a Body Shop. These shops are set up for major insurance work and they will price your minor damage like the insurance company is paying for it! Instead see if you can locate a specialist in this kind of minor damage work. Our shop is designed to do this kind of work and we price it realizing you are paying out of pocket for it and not the insurance company. So the pricing can be as much as 1/3 to 1/2 what a Body Shop will charge. There are also some mobile paint guys out there who can do the work, but be sure of 2 things: first how long have they been doing it? are they any good? and second can they come to you or do you have to go to them when they are working at a local dealership? I've had some customers have work done by a mobile tech and they had to bring it to us to have their work fixed. In other cases, the work by a mobile tech has been fabulous. So check them out first. ( to see our reviews go to kudzu.com). 3. Check the interior surfaces for any damage. Any cigarette(shame on you) burns in the fabric seats? Is the leather damaged, cracked or discolored? how about the carpet? Are your mats deplorable? Just buying a new set of mats can make a world of difference. And it might be worth it to buy mats that are made for your vehicle, either from the dealer or an aftermarket company. They will look and fit better instead of balling up under the pedals and making it difficult to drive as the cheap ones do. If you take the time to take care of the appearance of your vehicle, you will feel better about yourself and you will be surprised how much it will affect your general attitude about life around you. My father taught this lesson to me. He worked hard to provide for us, making sacrifices of what he may have wanted, to provide what we needed. When we were growing up, he never had a new car, but his 1959 Oldsmobile really shined! And when he traded it in on his 1965 Olds, that one always shined too! So even if we go into a recession and times are a little tough and tight for a while, we can still feel good about ourselves. So when you get behind the wheel, IF YOUR CAR LOOKS GOOD.....YOU LOOK GOOD! ...read more
By Tom's Automotive Appearance Center January 09, 2008
The time is coming soon when you will have to turn in your leased vehicle. Will it go easy or be a nightmare? If you take the time to prepare beforehand it doesn't need to be a nightmare that costs you needlessly. A few things to remember: 1. Always check you lease document first. You need to know the terms of the lease that you signed to make sure you comply and there are no hidden costs associated. The biggest concern for most people is the mileage of the vehicle. Are you over or under the mileage allowance? What will it cost me if I am over? The mileage overage cost can often be a lot of money if you have not been monitoring it over the term of the lease. Also you want to read how the lease defines "normal wear and tear". This will be the starting point for examining your vehicle for any excessive "wear and tear" that can cost you dearly if you ignore it before turning it in. Oh, by the way, check and see if you have purchased any gap insurance to cover excess "wear and tear" on the vehicle. This is usually in amounts of $500 to $1000 and it may have proved to be a wise purchase. 2. Once you know what the inspector is going to be looking for, you need to make an HONEST assessment of your vehicle. What are the tires like? O yeah, you are required to turn in the vehicle with decent tires on it, otherwise they'll charge you for them. And they better match the brand you have on the vehicle. Most leases do not allow mismatched tires. Check the body. are there dents and dings that are outside the realm of what is allowable? Any damage to the paint, such as scratches or chips? How about the interior? Tears, rips, cigarette burns? Again, refer to your lease for the acceptable guidelines. 3. If you are concerned about something, as to whether it will pass or not, you may ask for a pre-inspection a few months prior to the turn-in date. The inspector will usually come to you and right a report letting you know what is not acceptable and what it will cost when you turn in the vehicle. What I recommend my customers then do is bring their vehicle along with the report and let us determine if something can be fixed for less money to save. Sometimes, the amount they are going to charge you is less than it would normally cost to fix it. Sometimes its cheaper to have it fixed. I had one customer who had a large dent and scratch in her door and they were going to charge her $215.00 against her lease to fix it. I couldn't fix it for less than $400.00. So I told her to let them worry about it. Another customer had damage to her bumper(common problem on lease turn-ins) and they were going to charge her $450 and we could fix the damage for $225. Needless to say she had us fix it before turning it in and saved $225.00. 4. Very rarely are these items negotiable. You signed the lease agreement and they expect you to live up to it. Its actually quite the profit center for them. Following these guidelines will help you to save money when you turn your vehicle in. Remember, fix only what you have to and nothing more. If you follow these guidelines, you won't have a nightmare, but you'll rest easy knowing you did all you could before turning in your vehicle. ...read more
By Tom's Automotive Appearance Center November 16, 2007
There are several different ways that water stains can get on the paint of your car. They can be a result of rain or even sprinklers that wet part or all of your vehicle. If the water is not wiped away, it can turn into stains that cannot easily be resolved by washing the car. With a little additional... ...read more
After being in an accident, you may have noticed another person’s car paint on your car. This can also occur when people ding your car with their car door. Many other mishaps can happen where another car’s paint is on your. If there is no major damage, you can easily remove the paint yours... ...read more
