# Repairs & Buffs

Your droid will eventually sustain damage on missions and events, and when it does you can perform repairs over on the droid's 'Repair' tab.

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To repair your droid, use service parts to fill up all required slots. The lower your droid's condition, the more service parts you will need. Although you can repair a droid partially, **you always need to fill up all required slots to repair the droid.**

## Service Parts

These are one-time consumables that are used to repair your droid. They can be bought from vendors, or can be acquired through loot. Service parts have a few key attributes:

1. **Slot** (S1 parts can only be placed in S1 slots, etc)
2. **Repair Impact** (how much it will repair your droid)
3. **Volume/Weight** (for inventory purposes)
4. **RRP** (cost of buying brand new)
5. **Sell Value** (what you receive for selling the part to a vendor)
6. **Buff Attribute** (what attribute is impacted by its buff)
7. **Buff Length** (how long the buff stays active)
8. **Buff Impact** (how much it will impact the attribute affected)

## Buffs

These are temporary boosts to an attribute. Standard service parts have a 12 hour duration on the buff, and only Slot 1 service parts can have buffs. These are super helpful in the different missions across the game, and a well-placed buff can make a huge difference in your droid's mission performance.