Aluminum body vehicles require specialized care to maintain their structural integrity, safety, and performance. At Dorian Ford Collision Center in Clinton Township, MI, we are a Ford Aluminum Certified Body Shop, meaning we use manufacturer-approved repair techniques, OEM parts, and advanced equipment to restore aluminum-bodied vehicles properly.
Unlike traditional steel repairs, aluminum requires specialized tools, welding techniques, and contamination-free workspaces to ensure long-lasting durability. Whether your Ford F-150, Expedition, or Lincoln model has dents, structural damage, or needs panel replacement, our certified technicians are trained to restore it to factory standards.
Schedule your aluminum body repair with a team you can trust.
Not all auto body shops are equipped to handle aluminum repairs. Dorian Ford stands out as a Ford-Certified Aluminum Repair Facility, ensuring your vehicle is repaired safely and correctly.
Our aluminum repair specialists provide precise, factory-approved repairs for all aluminum-bodied vehicles.
Aluminum panels cannot be repaired the same way as steel, which is why we use:
Aluminum’s lightweight nature makes it more complex to repair than steel. Our certified technicians ensure:
Traditional welding does not work on aluminum, which is why we use:
Painting aluminum requires specific preparation techniques to ensure long-lasting adhesion and protection. Our team provides:
Aluminum is not like steel, and improper repairs can lead to weakened panels, corrosion, and structural failure. That’s why it’s critical to choose a certified aluminum repair facility like Dorian Ford.
We’ve made repairing your aluminum-bodied vehicle as simple as possible:
Visit our shop or submit an online estimate request with photos.
We handle all major insurance claims to simplify approvals.
Our dedicated aluminum repair area prevents cross-contamination for precise repairs.
Our technicians use specialized welding, bonding, and straightening techniques to restore your vehicle’s strength and performance.
OEM-quality finishing, safety verification, and a final inspection ensure your car is ready for the road.
Don’t trust your aluminum vehicle to just any repair shop. At Dorian Ford Collision Center, our Ford-certified aluminum repair specialists use OEM-approved tools, techniques, and materials to restore your vehicle’s strength, safety, and appearance.
Schedule your aluminum repair today and ensure your vehicle gets the expert care it deserves!
Aluminum requires different welding, bonding, and dent removal techniques than steel. Improper repairs can weaken the vehicle and lead to long-term damage.
We specialize in Ford aluminum body vehicles, including the F-150, Super Duty, Expedition, and Lincoln models.
Yes! We work with all major insurance providers and assist with claims processing.
We’ll provide an accurate timeline after assessing your vehicle.
In some cases, dent removal is possible. However, severely damaged panels often require full replacement due to aluminum’s structural properties.
Yes. Aluminum doesn’t “remember” its shape like steel, making dent repair and welding more complex. That’s why certified shops like Dorian Ford are necessary for proper repairs.
Yes! Our computerized paint-matching system ensures an exact color match to your original factory finish.
Aluminum does not rust like steel, but improper repairs can lead to oxidation and corrosion. That’s why contamination-free repairs are essential.
If done improperly, yes. However, factory-certified aluminum repairs maintain the vehicle’s original integrity and resale value.
Yes, because aluminum requires specialized tools, techniques, and expertise. However, insurance often covers these costs.
[Get a Free Aluminum Repair Estimate ?]Many newer Ford trucks, SUVs, and luxury vehicles feature aluminum body panels. If you're unsure, check your owner's manual or contact us for an inspection.
Improper aluminum repairs can lead to structural weakness, paint adhesion issues, and premature corrosion. That's why choosing a Ford-certified repair shop like Dorian Ford is essential.
No. Aluminum requires specialized welding and bonding techniques because it conducts heat differently than steel. We use OEM-approved welding methods to maintain factory strength.
Yes! Standard body shop tools can contaminate aluminum, causing long-term damage. Our facility uses dedicated aluminum-only equipment to ensure proper repairs.
It depends on the severity of the damage. Small dents or scratches may be cosmetic, but structural damage can impact safety and crash protection. We recommend a professional evaluation to determine if it's safe to drive.
