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Car body repair for Lanark with in-house wheel machining

DCR Pro equipment. Conventional alloy refinishing. Bodywork and wheel repairs combined.

Repair several exterior areas through one business

Diamond cutting in-house

We recut suitable machined faces using our own DCR Pro equipment.

Painted alloys covered

We also refurbish conventional coatings and discuss colour changes.

Bodywork can join in

We plan panel, paint and wheel work around the complete vehicle.

Choose the right finish for each alloy wheel

Drivers in Lanark can combine car body repair with wheel refurbishment when several exterior areas need attention. A conventional alloy may be prepared and refinished with a durable coating, including a precise colour change where suitable. A diamond-cut wheel has a bright face with fine machined lines and contrasting painted sections. We assess its corrosion, kerb damage and previous cuts before using our in-house DCR Pro machine. The two finishes need different processes, so correct identification matters before work begins.

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A woman sweeps outside a shop on a cobbled street, with cyclists, pedestrians, and a clock tower in the background.

Keep body and wheel work under one plan

Bringing panel, paint and wheel damage into one assessment helps us plan the vehicle's overall exterior repair. Machine-led diamond cutting must be completed through the workshop, where we can control preparation, recutting and finish protection. Selected conventional alloy repairs may suit mobile service when wheel condition, access and equipment allow. Customers travelling from Lanark can send photographs first so we can distinguish a painted alloy from a machined face and identify any bodywork that also needs workshop attention.

Frequently asked questions

Is my wheel painted or diamond-cut?

A diamond-cut wheel usually has a bright machined face with fine circular lines and contrasting painted areas. A conventional alloy has a painted or coated face. We confirm the type during assessment.

Can every diamond-cut wheel be recut?

No. Kerb damage, corrosion, earlier machining and remaining material all affect suitability. We inspect the wheel before using the DCR Pro machine and explain other finish options if another cut is not appropriate.

Can you repair bodywork and wheels together?

Yes. We can assess damaged panels, paint and alloy wheels as one exterior job. This helps us plan workshop stages and identify any selected wheel work that might instead suit mobile service.

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Plan your bodywork and wheel refurbishment

Call us or send photographs of each damaged area through our form for a free repair quote.

Contact us

Devine Vehicle Solutions Ltd

44 Arrotshole Rd, East Kilbride, Glasgow, UK

Business hours

Open 24 hours

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DEVINE VEHICLE SOLUTIONS LTD, registered as a limited company in Scotland under company number: SC688325.
Registered Company Address: 21 Ballindalloch Drive, Newarthill, Motherwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland, ML1 5UX.

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