November 20, 2024

Morrow Collision Center Now the Only Shop in Nebraska with the PPG MoonWalk® Paint Machine!

At Morrow Collision Center, we are always striving to provide our customers with the best technology, the most skilled technicians, and the highest quality results. That’s why we are incredibly excited to announce the addition of the PPG MoonWalk® paint machine to our facility! 


We are proud to be the only body shop in Nebraska to offer this revolutionary new technology, and we’re also thrilled to be the 50th state in the nation to have the PPG MoonWalk® system available. This marks a major milestone for both Morrow Collision Center and the automotive repair industry in Nebraska. 

 

But what does this mean for you, our valued customers? Simply put, it means higher-quality paint jobs, better color matching, and the use of the newest technology in automotive refinishing. 


What is the PPG MoonWalk® Paint System? 

The PPG MoonWalk® system is one of the most advanced automotive refinishing technologies available today. It uses cutting-edge software and a state-of-the-art robotic paint application system to achieve the most precise and accurate color match in the industry. PPG’s advanced technology is designed to make your vehicle look like new again, with a smooth finish and beautiful color every time. 


The MoonWalk® machine integrates with PPG’s color-matching technology, ensuring that the paint applied to your vehicle blends seamlessly with the original color, no matter how complex the paint code may be. Whether it’s a classic car restoration or a modern vehicle with a unique finish, this system delivers exceptional results. 


Why is Morrow Collision Center Proud to Have the PPG MoonWalk®? 

As the only shop in Nebraska with the PPG MoonWalk® paint machine, Morrow Collision Center is committed to providing the best possible results for your vehicle. Here’s why we’re so excited to offer this cutting-edge technology:


  • Unmatched Color Accuracy: With PPG’s proprietary color matching technology, the MoonWalk® system ensures an exact match every time. This is a game-changer for collision repairs, especially when working with intricate or hard-to-match vehicle colors. 
  • Superior Finish: The robotic application process used by the MoonWalk® system results in a smooth finish. Your vehicle will look as good as new! 
  • Efficiency & Speed: The MoonWalk® system speeds up the painting process while maintaining the highest standards of quality. This means less time in the shop for your vehicle and a quicker turnaround without compromising the results. 
  • State-of-the-Art Technology: Being the first and only shop in Nebraska to have the PPG MoonWalk® means that Morrow Collision Center is at the forefront of automotive refinishing. Our technicians are trained to use this advanced equipment to deliver outstanding results every time. 


Get Your Vehicle Painted by the Best – To Morrow, Today 

When you choose Morrow Collision Center for your vehicle’s paint job, you’re not only getting the benefit of expert painters with years of experience, but you’re also getting the best technology available in the industry. 


Morrow Collision Center is proud to offer the PPG MoonWalk® system, and we’re ready to help you get your vehicle back on the road with the highest level of finish and precision. Whether you’ve had a minor fender-bender or a more significant collision, we’ll restore your vehicle to its pre-accident beauty with the PPG MoonWalk® paint system. 


Are you ready to see the difference the PPG MoonWalk® system can make for your vehicle? Call us today to schedule your appointment or stop by for an estimate.

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