How to Repair Body in Car Mechanic Simulator 2018

1. Inspect the Damage

Before you can start repairing the body, you need to inspect the damage and determine what needs to be done. This can be done by looking at the car from all angles and checking for any dents, scratches, or other damage.

2. Clean the Damage

Once you have inspected the damage, you need to clean it before you can start repairing it. This can be done by using a cloth and some soapy water. If the damage is more severe, you may need to use a degreaser or other cleaning agent.

3. Repair the Damage

Once the damage has been cleaned, you can start repairing it. This can be done by using a variety of tools and techniques, depending on the type of damage.

1. Hammer and dolly: This is a traditional method of repairing dents. The hammer is used to hit the dolly, which is placed behind the dent. This will cause the dent to pop out.
2. Paintless dent repair (PDR): This is a newer method of repairing dents that does not require any paint. Instead, a special tool is used to massage the dent out of the metal.
3. Fiberglass repair: This is a method of repairing holes or cracks in the body. Fiberglass is a type of plastic that is applied to the damaged area and allowed to harden.
4. Welding: This is a method of repairing metal that has been cut or broken. Welding involves melting the metal back together.

4. Paint the Damage

Once the damage has been repaired, you need to paint it to match the rest of the car. This can be done by using a variety of paints and techniques.

1. Primer: Primer is a type of paint that is applied to the repaired area before the topcoat. Primer helps to smooth out the surface and make the topcoat adhere better.
2. Topcoat: The topcoat is the final layer of paint that is applied to the repaired area. Topcoat is available in a variety of colors and finishes.
3. Clear coat: Clear coat is a type of paint that is applied over the topcoat to protect it from the elements.

5. Buff and polish the Damage

Once the paint has dried, you need to buff and polish it to give it a smooth, shiny finish.

1. Buffing: Buffing involves using a machine to remove any imperfections in the paint.
2. Polishing: Polishing involves using a machine to apply a high-gloss finish to the paint.

6. Protect the Damage

Once the damage has been repaired and painted, you need to protect it from the elements. This can be done by applying a wax or sealant to the repaired area.

By following these steps, you can repair any body damage on your car and make it look like new again.