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Auto Paint Shops in Rockford, IL

6 of the 33 body shops we list in Rockford have auto painting.

A full repaint, a color-matched panel after a collision or a custom color needs a shop with a paint booth, and not every body shop paints whole cars. Every shop here names auto painting or refinishing in its business name, listing or on its own website.

  1. Auto Body Specialists Inc

    3330 Forest View Rd, Rockford, IL 61109

    Mon-Fri 8am-5pm

    Paintless dent repairAuto paintingOEM certifiedWorks with insuranceTowing
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  2. Benny & Son Collision Repair Center Inc

    411 S Winnebago St, Rockford, IL 61102-2233

    Mon–Thu 8am–5pm, Fri 8am–4pm

    Paintless dent repairAuto paintingWorks with insuranceFinancingFree estimates
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  3. Arbisi's City Body Shop

    301 N Madison St, Rockford, IL 61107

    Auto paintingWorks with insuranceTowingSe habla español
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  4. Quality Auto Inc Collision Center

    3458 35th St, Rockford, IL 61109

    Auto painting
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  5. City Body Shop

    301 N Madison St, Rockford, IL 61107

    Auto paintingTowing
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  6. Dom Paris and Sons Collision Center

    1521 Cunningham St, Rockford, IL 61102

    Auto painting
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Ask how they match the color. Shops use the factory paint code and a spectrophotometer or spray-out cards to blend new paint into the panels next to it. For a full repaint, ask how many coats of clear go on and whether door jambs are included.

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How much does it cost to paint a car?

A budget single-stage repaint can start under $1,000, a quality basecoat/clearcoat job typically costs about $3,000–7,500, and custom or color-change work costs more. Dent and rust repair before painting adds to the price.

How long does a car paint job take?

A full repaint usually takes one to three weeks, depending on prep work and curing time; a single-panel repair can take a day or two.