Inside the shop

Our work, up close.

Every photo here shows real work at Ponca Hills Collision. Some jobs have a full repair sequence; others highlight a particular step, surface or finish.

Project 01 • Audi quarter panel

More than a surface repair.

A damaged rear quarter area was opened up for inspection and repair. These photos follow the job from visible damage through teardown, panel work, paint preparation and a later view of the refinished quarter.

Collision damage around the rear quarter panel of a black Audi — **01 / Damage**The rear quarter area shows visible collision damage before repair work begins.

Black Audi with rear bumper and trim removed during teardown — **02 / Teardown**Removing exterior parts exposes the area that needs to be inspected and worked on.

Audi rear quarter and bumper area during metal and panel work — **03 / Panel work**Repair work takes shape around the rear quarter and bumper opening.

Black Audi masked for refinishing in the paint area — **04 / Paint preparation**The surrounding vehicle is masked as the repaired area is prepared for refinishing.

Refinished rear quarter area of black Audi with a small trim piece still removed — **05 / Refinished quarter**A later shop photo shows the repaired area painted and the vehicle reassembled in part. A small trim piece remains off in this image.

This is a late-stage shop photo, not a delivery photo of the fully completed vehicle.

Project 02 • Ford F-150 box side

What happens behind the panel.

The visible damage is only part of the story. These photos document the truck box area and the fitting and alignment work inside it.

Ford F-150 truck box side before repair — **01 / Before teardown**The truck box is photographed before the repair process moves into the damaged area.

F-150 truck box inner structure fitted and clamped during repair — **02 / Inner structure**Panels and inner components are positioned and held in place during the repair.

Truck body panels being aligned during repair — **03 / Fit and alignment**Work continues on panel position and the underlying structure.

The current photo set shows repair work in progress; it does not include a verified finished view.

Body & paint details

The details behind the finish.

A few stand-alone photos can show the work just as well as a complete vehicle timeline. These images highlight preparation, refinishing and surface appearance on separate jobs.

Detached bumper cover positioned on a stand inside the paint booth — **Bumper preparation**A bumper cover positioned on a stand in the paint booth before its final finish.

Truck body panel prepared for refinishing — **Panel preparation**A separate truck panel is worked on away from the vehicle.

Truck tailgate and body refinishing work in progress — **Refinishing work**A look at another truck project during the paint process.

Glossy black vehicle surface reflecting paint booth lights — **Surface detail**Paint booth lights reflect across a glossy black vehicle surface, making the finish easy to inspect.

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