# Cab and Chassis Resprays in Anaheim, CA

Canonical: https://fleettruckrepairshop.com/services/paint-finishes/cab-chassis-respray/
Business: Fleet Truck Repair Shop, Yorba Linda, CA. Serving Anaheim, California.
Phone: (714) 909-1844 | Email: info@ocrvcenter.com

Cab and chassis resprays give a tired or rebranded commercial truck a full end-to-end refinish. Our Yorba Linda shop masks glass and trim, strips or sands the old finish, repairs surface flaws, and sprays cab, doors, and chassis in a controlled booth. The result is a uniform, durable coat that makes an older Anaheim fleet truck look showroom-fresh for years of service.


## What this includes
- Full masking of glass, trim, lights, and hardware
- Sanding or stripping of the existing finish
- Dent, chip, and surface-flaw repair before paint
- Epoxy prime and sealer for adhesion and durability
- Cab, door, and chassis refinishing in the booth
- Single or two-tone fleet color schemes
- Clearcoat, color-sand, and buff for even gloss
- Reassembly and detailing of masked components

## Who it is for
- Anaheim fleets restoring aging trucks instead of replacing them
- Companies rebranding acquired trucks into one color scheme
- Owners prepping a truck for resale with a fresh full respray

## Pricing
A straightforward cab respray plans near $5,000, while a full cab and chassis refinish with heavy prep and two-tone work reaches about $30,000. We confirm your range in writing after an in-shop assessment.

## FAQ
### How long does a full commercial truck respray take?
Most cab and chassis resprays run one to two weeks. Timing depends on how much prep, dent repair, and masking the truck needs before it reaches the booth at our Yorba Linda shop.

### Should I respray or replace an older commercial truck?
If the frame and body are sound, a respray costs a fraction of a new truck and buys years of service. We look the truck over first and give your Anaheim fleet an honest recommendation.

### Can you respray my whole fleet into one color scheme?
Yes. We refinish each truck to the same color code and layout, so acquired or mismatched vehicles end up looking like one consistent Anaheim fleet on the road.