Collision Repair · Austin, TX
A repair is only invisible if the paint is. Agnelli Bodyworks matches your vehicle's exact factory color so a repaired panel disappears into the rest of the car — no shade difference, no halo, no obvious patch.
Two cars that left the factory the same color are rarely identical years later. Sun exposure, washing, and age shift a finish in ways a paint code alone can't capture. Matching a modern luxury finish — especially metallics, pearls, and tri-coats — means reading the actual panel, not just looking up a number. We use spectrophotometer color reading to measure the real color on your vehicle, then build the formula from there.
On anything but the simplest solid colors, painting a single panel edge-to-edge will show a line. The correct technique is to blend the new paint into the adjacent panels so the transition is gradual and undetectable. This takes more time and more material, and it's the difference between a repair that looks factory and one that looks repaired. We blend on every job where the finish demands it.
Luxury manufacturers use specific paint systems and clear coats. We work with OEM-spec materials and multi-stage processes so the repaired area matches not just in color but in depth, gloss, and texture. Matte and satin finishes, designo and Mulliner-style bespoke colors, and special-edition paints all require their own approach — we handle each correctly rather than approximating.
Yes. We use spectrophotometer color reading to measure your vehicle's actual finish and build a custom formula, including metallics, pearls, tri-coats, and matte finishes.
When matched and blended correctly with OEM-spec materials, the repair ages with the rest of the vehicle and stays consistent. Proper blending into adjacent panels is what prevents a visible difference.
Yes. Bespoke and special-edition finishes require specific materials and multi-coat processes, which we replicate rather than approximate.
Paint Matching
Send a few photos for a free estimate today, or call for advice on your insurance claim and next steps. Our Round Rock workshop opens January 2027.