PAINT QUALITY DEPENDS ON PREPARATION
Color matching, blending, and finish
A paint code is the starting point, not the entire match. Vehicle age, sun exposure, prior refinishing, metallic orientation, pearl layers, and neighboring panels affect how the color appears. Test matching and controlled blending may be needed for an even result.
Preparation includes removing unstable paint, correcting the surface, applying compatible undercoats, controlling dust, and allowing suitable curing. Rushing preparation can leave sanding marks, poor edges, sinkage, or early coating failure.
After refinishing, we check color transition, gloss, texture, edges, trim installation, and cleanliness. Care guidance is explained at handover so fresh paint is not exposed too early to polishing, harsh chemicals, or abrasive washing.