MARIN AUTO BODY, INC

08/17/2023

Call or stop by for free estimate!!! 📍

08/17/2023

📍 615W Colfax St. Palatine, ILL. 🚘

02/26/2022

Body work/frame work
Call 847-221-2494 for Job Interview

02/06/2021

JOB TITLE: Automotive Body Technician
JOB DESCRIPTION
A body repair technician is able to repair vehicle bodies and straighten vehicle frames.
RESPONSIBILITIES
 Thoroughly examine the vehicle damages
 Return the vehicle back to factory specifications
 Remove vehicle trim to gain access to vehicle body
 Can properly fill depressions with body filler and insure a quality repair
 Able to remove damaged parts using power tools and cutting torch
 Bolt or weld replacement parts in position using power tools and welding equipment
 Straighten bent automobile frames using frame wrack
 File, grind and sand repaired surfaces, using power tools and hand tools
 Aim headlights
 Replace bolts on panels and align properly

03/31/2020

03/30/2020

We are actively monitoring the COVID-19 situation and are taking steps to help keep our employees healthy and ready to serve you. We’ve enabled our system to work remotely to minimize any impacts on servicing our customers.
Currently, we are here in the Shop to serve our customers in our daily customer service operations.

03/25/2020

Thank you Scott, Great video. Looking forward to see you soon!

ExecNet Networking Group Palatine Chamber of Commerse

03/23/2020

MARIN AUTO BODY SHOP
IT’S TAKING PRECAUTIONS
IN RESPONSE TO CORONAVIRUS


I am Wilberth Marin, Owner of Marin Auto Collision and Palatine Complete Automotive Shops; I know at this time, we all are concern regarding the COVI-19, we are an essential business for you and your family. We are here to help in any way necessary I already instructed my employees here in my companies, that we all need to take all the precautions in response to coronavirus.
We have plenty of bottles of water on-site because one of the things with the coronavirus is to make sure you’re drinking a lot of water. So, we’ve really stocked up on that. The shop has also stocked more gloves so employees can wear them when inspecting customers’ cars, so we need protection when opening door handles, touching steering wheels, and checking the mileage of the vehicle during the estimating process.

If in case you are not feeling comfortable on coming into the shop, I completely understand, I already have a backup plan in place for all my customers, I will be available to go over your damages via FaceTime or other sources of video-chats, please feel free to send me pictures, videos or FaceTime me of a video about the damaged of the vehicle, put you email and information, I will be sending you an estimate via email.

As far as our technicians and I will be here until further notification.
I am protecting myself, washing my hands more often, using my mask all the time, and not shaking hands right now (I will shake hands only if I have my gloves on)
I can assure you that we all need to be in a different mindset now. I have also made it mandatory that if an employee is feeling ill that they do not come to work and that they must visit a doctor and bring in a slip that states that they have visited the doctor and that they are cleared. I believe that it is inevitable that all of us are about to feel some level of concern from this, but hopefully no one we know contracts this thing. Right now, we are operating business as usual. If the coronavirus and shutdowns continue, we will run into issues getting parts since a lot of them come from China, Canada, and Mexico, it could be a problem.

02/28/2020

National Customized Wheel and Tire Day - February 28, 2020

02/21/2020

Palatine Complete Automotive wants to share these tips with you. Call me on 847-772-3520 and make an appointment, we will be more than happy to check the vehicle for you.

Make vehicle maintenance a priority this spring to protect yourself and prolong the life of your vehicle!

After a long winter, you’re likely ready to give up your hibernating ways for some adventure and sunshine. For many Americans, this means family vacations, trips to the cottage, camping excursions, and weekend road trips. Whatever your style, chances are you are getting ready to hit the road, but are you confident that your car is in good enough shape to get you there safely and efficiently?

Winter’s cold temperatures and icy conditions have been hard on your car, so it is likely showing some signs of wear and tear. Spring is the perfect time to bring your car in for a full inspection to identify any minor problems before they become major ones.

Here are some tips to keep your car running safely this spring and summer:

Change your oil and oil filter.
Check Your Fluids
Replace your wiper blades.
Check your charging system.
Fix your windshield.
Check your lighting.
Lubricate your chassis parts.
Check your belts and hoses.
Check your filters.
Check your tires.

Make vehicle maintenance a priority this spring to protect yourself and prolong the life of your vehicle!