Body stylingand modifications
Subtle upgrades or a bold change of look: body kits, splitters and spoilers are fitted and painted to match, lights smoked, chrome blacked out and custom paint laid down with the same care as a repair.
Splitters, spoilers and kitsFitted and painted to match
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- 20+Years in the trade
- Since2014Trusted by Glasgow drivers
- Insurance approvedWe deal directly with all major insurers
- Guaranteed workClimate-controlled, dust-free workshop
What’s involvedin body styling and modifications
Body kits, splitters, smoked lights, de-chroming and custom paint, fitted and finished properly. Every job is done in our fully indoor, climate-controlled workshop in east Glasgow, for all makes and models.
Pick the parts to see them on the car
Expert design and finish advice. Parts can be painted to match or contrast before they go on.
Your lookFront splitter, Smoked lights
Send photos of your ideaIllustrative preview, not a guarantee of how fitted parts will look. Every car is different, so send photos and we’ll tell you what will work.
- Custom paintwork
- Body kits fitted
- Spoilers and splitters
- Smoked lights, de-chrome
- Design and finish advice
Ready for a new look?Send us your idea
Splitter, smoked lights, de-chroming or a full colour change: send a few photos of your car with your reg and say what you have in mind. Jason will tell you what will work and come back to you with a price.
Parts can be painted to match or contrast before they go on.
Questionsabout body styling and modifications
Straight answers to what people ask us most. Can’t see yours? Call the workshop or send a few photos and ask.
Can you paint parts before fitting?
Yes. Splitters, spoilers and kit parts can be painted to match or contrast before they go on.
Can you help me decide on a look?
Yes. Bring the car in or send photos and we’ll give you honest advice on what will work.
Can you smoke lights or de-chrome trim?
Yes. Lights can be smoked and chrome trim blacked out. Lights still need to be bright enough to pass an MOT, so we’ll tell you what’s sensible.
Do I need to tell my insurer about modifications?
Yes. Insurers expect to be told about modifications, including cosmetic ones like splitters, spoilers and smoked lights. Not declaring them can affect a future claim.
Need a price?Send a few photos
Snap the damage on your phone, add your reg and a line about what happened. Jason will come back to you with an accurate price, with no hidden costs.