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Here's what I saw today - Part II (Please read the rules before posting)
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This is ... well ... mental. This is what happens when you let a large chain motor factors talk you into an aerosol which will blend with your own paint. It's also proof that painting over a scratch won't hide the scratch no matter how many boardsies say it'll look a million times better.
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This is ... well ... mental. This is what happens when you let a large chain motor factors talk you into an aerosol which will blend with your own paint. It's also proof that painting over a scratch won't hide the scratch no matter how many boardsies say it'll look a million times better.
WTF? why would you keep going when you see it's a completely different colour?0 -
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If you're talking about the line above both door handles then I regret to inform you that that is known as a dent, not a scratch. I doubt anyone on boards told you to paint over a dent to make it look a million times better.
I've seen members advise people to do it before..........and I think Owen knows what he is talking about given that he makes his living from respraying cars
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Still doesn't explain why someone would continue spraying a silver car with light green paint when its obvious they don't match?BTW, I wouldn't class that as a dent either technically - I'd consider a dent to be something where the paint hasn't broken and there's no hard edges - something that could be removed by PDR. I'd consider the damage on that car deep panel damage.
Or did you just spot it and not actually talk to the owner? 0 -
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This is ... well ... mental. This is what happens when you let a large chain motor factors talk you into an aerosol which will blend with your own paint. It's also proof that painting over a scratch won't hide the scratch no matter how many boardsies say it'll look a million times better.
obviously this is a piss take right?! Nobody could be this stupid to continue spraying a car a different colour? No amount of polishing would get a different colour to blend...unless you polished through all tops coats and into the grey primer!:rolleyes:
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