My wife and I have been insured by our insurance company for many years and never had any reason to be anything other than satisfied. Trinity Collision was prompt, courteous and punctual. Good Job. Trinity Collision – looked the damage over immediately and explained what had to be done, Made an appointment, Had rental ready when I took the car in for repair, repairs were done on time and well, good experience there.
At Trinity Collision Centre, we specialize in plastic bumper repair using advanced plastic welding techniques. Minor collisions and everyday wear can leave your vehicle’s bumpers cracked or damaged, and in many cases these components can be restored rather than replaced. Our skilled technicians provide cost-effective solutions to get you back on the road with a seamless, like-new finish.
We offer Nitrogen Welding!
We are proud to be one of the few auto body repair facilities in Atlantic Canada to offer nitrogen welding. This cutting-edge technology uses bottled nitrogen gas in conjunction with a hot air welder to create stronger, cleaner, and more durable plastic welds. With nitrogen welding, we can tackle more complex bumper repairs—even those that previously would have required complete bumper replacement.
Benefits of Nitrogen Plastic Welding
- Stronger Repairs: Nitrogen flushing removes oxygen and moisture from the weld area, resulting in a weld that’s more robust and resistant to future cracking.
- Cost-Effective: By repairing instead of replacing, you can save money without sacrificing quality.
- Environmentally Friendly: Extending the life of your existing bumper reduces waste and environmental impact.
- Precise and Versatile: Nitrogen welding allows us to seamlessly fix missing sections or intricate damage that ordinary methods can’t handle.
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What makes Nitrogen Welding different?
Nitrogen Welding combines bottled nitrogen gas with a hot air welder. The bottled nitrogen gas is used as a “shielding gas” to flush the oxygen and water out of the welding area, which creates a cleaner weld that is stronger than normal air welds.
Watch the following video to see the Nitrogen Welding process: