REPAIR THE METAL. RESTORE THE FOUNDATION.
Rust repair starts with understanding what remains beneath the paint, trim and previous repairs. Custom Auto Creations evaluates damaged areas, plans the required metalwork and fits replacement sections around the vehicle.
Bring us a floor-pan repair, damaged rocker, rusted cab corner or a larger restoration project. We handle focused repair requests as well as metalwork within complete builds.
FLOORS & TRUNK AREAS
Floor pans and toe boards
Trunk floors and surrounding sections
Floor braces and related supports
Transmission tunnels and access panels
ROCKERS, SILLS & CAB CORNERS
Inner and outer rocker sections
Sills and lower body sections
Pickup cab corners
Adjacent supports and mounting areas
BODY PANELS & WHEEL OPENINGS
Quarter panels and fender sections
Wheel arches and inner wheel housings
Lower doors and door skins
Patch panels and larger replacement sections
COWLS & WINDOW SURROUNDS
Cowl sections and related panels
Windshield and rear-window openings
Roof-edge and surrounding metal repairs
Access planning for concealed corrosion
REPLACEMENT PANELS & FABRICATION
Reproduction-panel fitment
Hand-fabricated repair sections
Panel alignment and gap refinement
Welding and metal finishing
PROTECTION & REFINISHING
Preparation of repaired surfaces
Primer and seam-sealing requirements
Accessible backside protection
Coordination with bodywork and paint
Rust Repair FAQ
Can you replace just a floor pan, rocker or cab corner?
Yes. Individual panel repairs can be reviewed as standalone jobs. We also inspect the surrounding areas because adjacent damage can affect the required repair.
Can you quote rust repair from photographs?
Photos help us assess the request, but they may not show corrosion behind panels, under coatings or inside seams. We explain what can be estimated initially and what requires inspection or disassembly.
Can you make a repair section when a replacement panel is unavailable?
We can review custom fabrication for the affected area. The approach depends on its shape, accessibility, condition and the surrounding structure.