What to share
Take a wider photograph to show the panel, then a close-up from another angle. Share your vehicle details with the workshop.
Enquire about this concernDents, scratches, scuffs and paintwork. Explore body repairs and refinishing at 212 Auto in Al Quoz, Dubai, with the scope agreed around your vehicle’s condition.
Find your starting point
Open an option, explore the detail and add it to your enquiry.
Explore all 3 optionsDents and affected body panels. Share a wider photo; close-ups from several angles; earlier repairs.
Discuss this workSurface damage and paint-repair enquiries. Share the affected panel; clear photographs; previous paintwork.
Discuss this workPanel paintwork, preparation and refinishing. Share the panels involved; current colour; the result you want.
Discuss this workThe affected area, its shape and its existing finish all belong in the conversation. Open a section to see what to discuss.
The location and extent of the damage.
View the detailClose detail+Photograph the affected area from a few angles and include a wider view of the panel. The workshop can discuss an inspection and suitable repair options based on the panel’s shape, condition and any previous work.
Discuss this serviceAffected areas, preparation and finish.
View the detailClose detail+Tell the team which panels need attention and the finish you have in mind. Paint condition, preparation and the extent of the affected area influence the scope. Discuss colour and refinishing requirements before agreeing the work.
Discuss this serviceAn assessment of the full picture.
View the detailClose detail+Photos help the initial conversation, but an in-person assessment may be needed to identify the full extent of damage. Confirm the work, materials, quote and expected timing directly with the workshop.
Discuss this serviceThe workshop confirms the assessment, service scope, parts or materials, quote and timing for your vehicle.

A close-up explains the mark. A wider photograph shows where it sits on the car. Both help the first conversation.
Include the full panel, the affected area and an oblique view. Clear lighting helps show the shape and surface.
Tell the workshop about earlier paintwork or repairs on the affected area. Final scope may require an in-person inspection.
Show us what you want to put right.
Take a wider photograph to show the panel, then a close-up from another angle. Share your vehicle details with the workshop.
Enquire about this concernShare clear photos of the affected area in good light. The team can discuss an assessment and possible next steps.
Enquire about this concernDescribe the panels you want to address and any previous paintwork. Discuss colour, preparation and scope with the workshop.
Enquire about this concernSend photos of the vehicle and the affected panels. An in-person assessment may be needed to confirm the repair scope.
Enquire about this concernTake clear photos from a few angles and include a wider view of the affected panel. Mention any previous repair or paintwork.
Show the affected panel in relation to the rest of the car.
Show the mark or damage in clear light and from another angle.
Describe the result you want and any previous repair or paintwork on that area.
Share wider views and details directly with the workshop on WhatsApp. You can attach them after preparing your enquiry.
Discuss the exact areas, preparation, materials and intended finish. Photographs may not show every part of the repair.
Confirm the expected timing and ask for care instructions specific to the paintwork or repair completed.
Scope, timing and the details
worth discussing.
The affected panels, extent of damage, preparation and finish determine the scope. Share clear photographs to begin; the workshop may need to inspect the car before confirming the price.
Yes. You can share photos directly with the workshop on WhatsApp. Include close-up and wider views; an in-person inspection may still be needed.
Photos can help start the conversation, but damage and preparation requirements may need an in-person assessment before a final quote.
Discuss colour, the affected panels and your expectations with the workshop before confirming the scope of work.