At Bodyshop Manchester we have repaired many Rolls-Royce vehicles following accidents, working with both private owners and insurance companies. We are insurance approved and follow OE repair standards when repairing vehicles to ensure that every repair is carried out safely and correctly.

As an independent specialist, we also take a more pragmatic approach to accident repairs. We understand how hard owners work to reach a position where they can own and maintain vehicles like a Rolls-Royce, and that is something we never take for granted. Too often, owners are presented with hefty repair bills where parts are replaced without properly assessing whether they can be safely repaired, saving the customer thousands in the process.

At Bodyshop Manchester we carefully assess every damaged component first. If a part can be safely repaired while maintaining its structural integrity, we restore it to its factory finish rather than automatically replacing it. In many cases this approach saves customers thousands of pounds while still maintaining the highest standards of repair.

Over the years we have carried out countless repairs where damaged panels and components were restored instead of replaced, always with safety in mind and always returning the vehicle cosmetically to how it was before the accident. Our approach is simple: repair vehicles properly, avoid unnecessary costs, and only take on work that we know can be completed to the standard a Rolls-Royce deserves.

At Bodyshop Manchester we also specialise in the installation of aftermarket body kits for Rolls-Royce vehicles. Whether you own a Rolls-Royce Cullinan and are looking to install an Urban body kit, or a Rolls-Royce Spectre and want a Renegade body kit, our team has the experience to fit and finish these upgrades properly.

Body kits on Rolls-Royce vehicles need to be installed with precision. Panel fitment, alignment and paint finish must be correct so that the final result looks natural on the vehicle rather than like an aftermarket add-on. We carefully prepare, test-fit and paint components before installation to ensure everything sits perfectly with the original body lines of the car.

Many of the kits we install include real carbon fibre components and bespoke trims, which require careful handling and finishing to achieve the right look. Once installed, we colour match and finish the parts so they integrate seamlessly with the rest of the vehicle.

If you are looking to upgrade the appearance of your Rolls-Royce with a body kit, contact Bodyshop Manchester to discuss the options available and how we can install it to the highest standard.

At Bodyshop Manchester we have extensive experience repairing carbon fibre components on high-end vehicles. Carbon fibre is very different to conventional materials such as steel or aluminium, and repairing it properly requires knowledge of how the composite structure is built.

In cases where the carbon weave has not been damaged, the repair can often involve restoring the resin layer and refinishing the surface. This allows us to remove scratches, chips and lacquer damage while maintaining the original carbon pattern underneath.

If the carbon fibre structure itself has been damaged, the repair becomes more complex. The affected area needs to be carefully rebuilt using new carbon fibre layers so that the strength of the component is restored. Particular attention is paid to aligning the carbon weave so that the repair blends visually with the original part.

We regularly repair carbon fibre splitters, diffusers, spoilers and trims fitted to Rolls-Royce vehicles, whether they are original components or part of aftermarket body kits. Our goal is always the same: restore the part so it maintains its structural strength while also returning the finish to how it looked before the damage occurred.

At Bodyshop Manchester we repair dents on Rolls-Royce vehicles using proper panel repair techniques to restore the original shape of the metal. Rolls-Royce panels have very clean body lines, so dents must be repaired carefully to ensure the panel returns to its correct form without distortion.

If the paint has not been damaged, dents can often be lifted using specialised pulling tools that allow the metal to be drawn back into place while keeping the original paint intact. This helps preserve the factory finish of the vehicle.

For larger dents or where the paint has been broken, small pins can be welded to the panel so the damaged area can be pulled out gradually. The metal is then worked until the panel returns to its correct shape before the area is prepared and refinished so the repair blends seamlessly with the rest of the vehicle.

Whether the damage is minor or more substantial, our focus is always on restoring the panel properly so the Rolls-Royce looks exactly as it did before the damage occurred whilst preserving the original paint when possible.

At Bodyshop Manchester we repair scratches on Rolls-Royce vehicles using precise colour matching and premium paint systems. Rolls-Royce paint systems are complex and require the correct formula to achieve the same depth, gloss and finish as the original factory paint.

Rolls-Royce paint is supplied by premium manufacturers such as BASF's Glasurit, and we use professional paint systems that allow us to mix the exact factory colour formula. This means the repaired area blends perfectly with the surrounding panels so the repair cannot be noticed once completed.

Where possible, we repair scratches without using filler. Many scratches can be corrected through preparation, refinishing and machine polishing while keeping the original panel intact.