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Auto Paint Shops in Columbia, SC

9 of the 42 body shops we list in Columbia 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. Broad River Paint and Body Shop

    3750 Gibson St, Columbia, SC 29203-5414

    Auto painting
  2. Econo Auto Painting

    2412 Decker Blvd, Columbia, SC 29206-2362

    Mon-Fri 8am-5:30pm, Sat 9am-12pm

    Auto painting
  3. Palmetto Paint & Body Shop

    1727 Houston St, Columbia, SC 29203-2076

    Auto painting
  4. Tony's Custom Paint and Body Shop

    2015 Calhoun St, Columbia, SC 29204

    Auto painting
  5. Eargle's Paint & Body Shop

    1520 Leaside Dr, Columbia, SC 29223-7418

    Auto painting
  6. Koger's Paint and Body Shop

    5220 Monticello Rd, Columbia, SC 29203

    Auto painting
  7. Carolina Paint & Body

    106 Newland Rd, Columbia, SC 29229-8325

    Mon-Thu 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-3pm

    Auto paintingHail damage repairTowing
  8. Davis Paint & Body Shop Inc.

    1627 Tremain St, Columbia, SC 29204-1322

    Auto painting
  9. Carolina Paint & Body

    5582 N Main St, Columbia, SC 29203

    Auto painting
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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Good to know

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.