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Accurate Paint & Body

Accurate Paint & Body

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244 N Commerce St, Burleson, Texas, 76028, United States
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Apr 28, 2018
Went here to get my door fixed. Looks like it was painted without evening out the spot that was damaged because you can clearly see one spot that is lower than the others. They also burned my paint on spots that weren’t even messed up previously when they waxed it.

Jun 8, 2018
These guys did an amazing job doing custom paint work on my Harley

Feb 8, 2016
Top quality work at an affordable price. I was referred to this shop and have had several cars repaired their after minor accidents. Lee is a straight shooter and doesn't BS you. The body work and paint matching were flawless. My car actually looked better after the repair than it did before the accident! It was easy to drop off an pick up my car and they communicated well throughout the process. I highly recommend this shop.

Oct 21, 2015
I used Accurate on a referral from a coworker. He did great work, was dead on to his cost and time estimates, and was completely level with my options for different levels of repair and what I could do/source myself to reduce shop costs if I wanted. Never tried to sell anything, just talked it over. The repair was very well done on a bent unibody vehicle (very difficult to get right) and the paint matching was perfect despite being a difficult metal-flecked color from the factory. His rates were very competitive to any smaller shop I've found and MUCH lower than Caliber/Service King type places. I've recommended him to anyone remotely in the area since and thought I should come back and post a review for anyone else.

Jun 16, 2017
Quality work knowledgeable and fair pricing

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Opening Hours

Mon:8 am - 6 pm
Tue:8 am - 6 pm
Wed:8 am - 6 pm
Thu:8 am - 6 pm
Fri:8 am - 6 pm