If you've always dreamed of owning your own business, Colors on Parade, the "Original Body Shop on Wheels," offers you incredibly affordable opportunities to be part of a successful and proven franchise system.

With more than 250 franchises operating in the U.S., Colors on Parade has long been recognized as the leader in providing onsite repairs to non-collision automotive damage like dents, dings, and scratches to auto dealers, fleet operations, body shops, and individuals.

The Colors on Parade franchise system is unique in that we provide unparalleled training, certification, and support to our franchisees.


Colors on Parade offers two levels of franchise ownership:

Operator Franchisee?

The Operator Franchisee is a hands-on, technical business owner, specializing in providing one or more of the Colors on Parade services in the automotive repair industry: paint repair, paintless dent removal (PDR), and interior repair. Operator Franchisees perform all services from a mobile unit.

Our award winning, two-tier franchisee system provides the Operator Franchisee, on-going support and training through an Area Developer Franchisee.

How much does it cost to become an Operator Franchisee?

Currently, Colors on Parade is offering an incredible initial franchise fee of $1,500. And for 2008, we have waived our 2-week training fee (a $2,500 value). Plus, Colors on Parade will work closely with you to help you obtain all equipment and products, including your mobile unit, at the best prices available. Third party financing options are available.

What do I get?

As a Colors on Parade Operator Franchisee, you are provided with the following throughout your career:

• Strong income potential
• Potential leads and customer base
• Protected customer accounts
• Support and guidance from your Area Developer and the Corporate Office
• Extensive training Innovative technology
• Marketing and advertising

Area Developer Franchise:

An Area Developer owns a Designated Market Area (DMA) and is responsible for the onsite support of all Operator Franchisees working within the DMA. Area Developers provide Operator Franchisees with technical and business support, assistance with the development of accounts and local marketing development. Area Developers are also responsible for quality assurance and customer service of all Operator Franchisees working in the DMA.

Area Developers also work to recruit new Operator Franchisees to service their DMA.

How much does it cost to become an Area Developer?

The Area Developer Franchise Program would best be suited for the investor with business management and sales & marketing skills, who seeks an initial start-up capital investment starting from $50,000.

When you become an Area Developer, you derive income from monthly royalties through a shared revenue program between yourself and Colors on Parade.

What do I get?

As a Colors on Parade Area Developer Franchisee, you are provided with the following throughout your career:

• Strong income potential
• Potential leads and customer base
• Protected territory
• Extensive training Innovative technology
• Marketing and advertising
• Ongoing support, guidance, and training through field visits, regional meetings, and national conventions