Rust Repair Services in Saint Georges, DE

Rust Doesn't Get Better on Its Own

Left alone, rust spreads fast — and once it takes hold, it doesn’t stop. We cut it out, clean it up, and repair it the right way so that it extends the life of your vehicle body

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Not Just a Cosmetic Problem

Rust can start small, but it can weaken your panels, eat through metal, and lead to bigger issues down the road. We don’t patch over it or hide it with paint. We remove the problem at the source and rebuild the area so it’s strong, safe, and sealed.

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Common Signs of Rust Damage

Bubbles under the paint, especially near wheel wells or doors
Flaking, cracking, or surface corrosion on panels
Paint chipping off with orange or brown metal underneath
Soft or weak spots when pressing on metal areas
Rust streaks from seams, bolts, or edges

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We stop the rust and repair the damage

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Rust Repair FAQs

You have questions, and it’s okay. Here’s what we hear a lot.

Can you fix rust holes?

Yes — we cut out rusted metal and weld in new sections, then refinish the area so it looks like it was never there.

Will the rust come back?

Rust on a car is primarily caused by the oxidation of iron. Environmental factors like prolonged exposure to moisture, salt and UV rays as well as physical damage like scratches, dents or paint chips can accelerate the rusting process. Therefore, we can’t guarantee rust will not come back.

How much does rust repair cost?

It depends on how far the rust has spread. Some spots are quick fixes; others may require full panel replacements. We’ll always give you clear options.

How long does rust repair take?

Most repairs take a few days, depending on the size and location of the damage.