Rust cut back and repaired, bodywork straightened and a new paint job — the white roadster on this page came in rusted — Boerne, Kendall County.
A classic that's sat for years usually needs more than a quick look, and that's the kind of job where talking directly to the person doing the work matters most. At Ramos Body Shop and Paint in Boerne, the same person who looks at a rusted panel and decides what it needs is the one who does the cutting, the metalwork and the paint — there's no one standing between the owner and the car. The Miata on this page came in with rust through the rear and primer patches already covering old damage, and went out restored in white.
Restoring a classic means cutting the rust back to sound metal, repairing what's underneath instead of covering it, straightening the bodywork the car actually needs, and finishing it with a full repaint. It's slower and more deliberate than a collision repair, because the goal isn't just fixing what's broken — it's bringing the whole car back to something worth keeping.
A classic that's been parked around Boerne for years has usually picked up some rust and faded paint from the same long summers that fade any car left outside, and restoring one means addressing both — the rust underneath and the finish on top — not just one or the other.
Collision and dent repair, bumper and panel replacement, auto painting and classic car restoration, all in our shop in Boerne — the page reads in English or Spanish.
See also classic car restoration across Boerne, the Hill Country and San Antonio or the Boerne overview.





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