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Car respray & paint correction
Klausen, Switzerland
From minor corrections to complete repaints, every surface is approached with the same level of care.
Located in Gland, Switzerland, our paintshop works with collectors who value discreet craftsmanship, consistent finish quality, and long-term preservation of their vehicles.
Whether refining original paintwork, correcting surface imperfections, or carrying out a complete respray as part of a wider restoration, every project is approached with close attention to detail, technical expertise, colour consistency, and long-term preservation, as well as ongoing maintenance of their vehicles.
Care and transparency, throughout
Finishing and Surface Preservation
Paintwork changes over time.
Road use, storage conditions, and previous accident repairs all leave their mark, particularly on collector vehicles that are still driven regularly.
Car Paint Refinement and Respray Services
At Klausen, every project begins with careful assessment.
Our process involves checking the condition of the existing paintwork, identifying areas affected by scratches, oxidation, chips, or previous accident repairs, and determining the most appropriate level of treatment before work is carried out.
Paint Assessment
& Consultation
Detailed visual inspections and guidance for collectors considering cosmetic restoration, repainting, or pre-sale preparation. In some situations, preserving an original configuration may be more appropriate than complete refinishing. We assess each vehicle and provide clear advice to customers before any work begins.
Paint Correction
Detailed visual inspections and guidance for collectors considering cosmetic restoration, repainting, or pre-sale preparation. In some situations, preserving an original configuration may be more appropriate than complete refinishing. We assess each vehicle and provide clear advice to customers before any work begins.
Classic Car Respray
Detailed visual inspections and guidance for collectors considering cosmetic restoration, repainting, or pre-sale preparation. In some situations, preserving an original configuration may be more appropriate than complete refinishing. We assess each vehicle and provide clear advice to customers before any work begins.
Automotive Paint Restoration
Restoration work for ageing or paint-damaged surfaces, including fading, lacquer deterioration, and inconsistencies caused by historic repairs. Proper paint restoration can help preserve the bodywork, protect exposed metal surfaces, and support the continued use of the vehicle.
Bodywork Preparation
Preparation and refinement of body panels prior to painting by our specialists, including correction of damaged areas, door alignment, surface levelling and minor bodywork repairs. Smaller areas affected by scratches or impact damage may, in some cases, be treated using more localised repair methods rather than complete resprays.
Protective Finishing
Application of protective coatings and finishing treatments intended to support long-term preservation. This helps protect the vehicle during seasonal use. This includes cleaning, polishing, and surface protection for vehicles that alternate between storage, touring, and seasonal use in Switzerland, where changing weather conditions can affect exposed paintwork over time.
selected collector vehicles
we work with
/ Swiss Bank for Your Car /
across classic and modern vehicles
Our paintshop supports a broad range of collector vehicles.Each project is approached individually, with close attention paid to originally, condition, and intended use.
- Historic touring cars
- Vintage cars
- Classic grand tourers
- Limited-production sports cars
- Modern hypercars
- Collector Mercedes models
- Historic Alfa Romeo vehicles
- Aston Martin performance cars
- Long-term collection vehicles
Some projects remain intentionally discreet and are never publicly documented. Others return to rallies, tours, and private events shortly after completion.
The Klausen
Effect
Results That Respect Originality
Paintwork intervention is never about change for its own sake. It is about restoring clarity while respecting the identity of the vehicle.
Every project is approached with a focus on balance: improving surface condition, refining finish quality, and preserving the character that defines the car. Whether the work involves careful correction or a complete respray, the objective remains consistent.
The vehicle should feel coherent, authentic, and true to its history once the work is complete.
Originality is never treated as something to replace. It is treated as something to refine, protect, and carry forward with precision. The advantages of this approach become clear over time.
