Carrosserie des Palmiers
Vehicle body repairs and painting for car, van and motorcycle owners in Cannes
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Carrosserie des Palmiers
Carrosserie des Palmiers repairs vehicle bodywork, paints vehicles, restores headlights and polishes surfaces. It also assists with insurance claims and offers loan vehicles during repairs.
The workshop serves owners of cars, utility vehicles and two-wheelers. Services include free estimates before work begins and repairs at its Cannes workshop.
The company was founded in 2021 and is based in Cannes, France. Its workshop has a paint booth and prepares paint colours on site.
Product: Vehicle bodywork repair, painting, polishing and headlight restoration, with assistance for insurance claims.
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