Custom Paint
Create a distinctive finish with custom colors, carefully planned paintwork and refinishing tailored to the vehicle.
From custom paint and stripes to fabrication and vehicle restoration, AutoBody by Fisher helps turn an idea into a finished project with careful preparation, experienced bodywork and attention to the final appearance.
Custom auto work begins with understanding the vehicle, the condition of its current finish and the result you want to achieve.
AutoBody by Fisher reviews the existing body and paint before defining the project. This helps identify preparation, panel correction, fabrication or restoration work that may be needed before the final color and finish are applied.
Every custom project is different. The plan should reflect the vehicle, the requested design, the preparation required and the level of finish expected.
Create a distinctive finish with custom colors, carefully planned paintwork and refinishing tailored to the vehicle.
A complete color change requires careful preparation and attention to visible areas, edges and transitions included in the project.
Add pinstripes, racing stripes or other painted details that complement the vehicle without requiring a complete repaint.
Fabrication and body modifications can help create a distinctive shape, correct prior work or prepare the vehicle for a larger custom design.
Restoration projects can address aging bodywork and finish concerns while preserving or recreating the vehicle’s intended character.
Before delivery, the completed bodywork, paint and details are reviewed against the agreed project scope.
The details vary by project, but a clear plan helps align the work with the appearance and finish you want.
Share photos, examples and details about the paint, bodywork, restoration or custom appearance you have in mind.
We review the current body and finish to identify preparation, correction or fabrication that may be required.
The project is organized around the agreed scope, materials and finish goals before the custom body and paint work is completed.
The vehicle is reviewed for finish quality, body presentation and the details included in the approved custom-work plan.
A strong custom finish depends on the work completed before the final coats are applied.
Existing dents, uneven surfaces, old repairs, corrosion and panel alignment can affect the appearance of the finished vehicle. Reviewing these conditions early helps determine what should be corrected before painting or refinishing begins.
This becomes especially important with full color changes, detailed graphics and restoration work, where small surface issues can become more noticeable after the new finish is applied.
Custom projects take shape through careful preparation, detailed paint and bodywork, and a final review of the completed vehicle.
A custom project does not always require a complete rebuild. The scope can be based on the vehicle’s current condition and the specific appearance you want.
See examples of paint, bodywork, restoration and completed vehicles.
Learn about Richard Fisher’s experience in paint and auto body work.
Send vehicle photos and explain the paint, bodywork or restoration you are considering.
Discuss the project directly and determine whether an in-person inspection is needed.
Not every appearance concern requires a complete custom project. These services may be a better match for the work needed.
Custom work can include custom paint, complete color changes, pinstripes, racing stripes, auto body fabrication, restoration and other personalized body and finish work. The available scope depends on the vehicle and the requested project.
Yes. AutoBody by Fisher can discuss classic vehicle restoration and refinishing. Because restoration needs vary, the vehicle and requested work should be reviewed before the scope, timing and pricing are established.
Complete color changes are available. The preparation and scope depend on the existing finish, the new color, the areas being refinished and the level of detail requested.
Timing depends on the size of the project, the condition of the vehicle, preparation or fabrication requirements, material availability and the finish being requested. A more useful timeline can be provided after the project is reviewed.
Yes. Photos and a description of your goals are helpful for an initial conversation. An in-person inspection may still be necessary before the scope and estimate can be finalized.
Yes. AutoBody by Fisher offers smaller painted details such as pinstripes and racing stripes in addition to larger paint, fabrication and restoration projects.
Send photos and project details online or call AutoBody by Fisher to discuss the paint, bodywork, fabrication or restoration you are considering.
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