Question for a bodyshop/ paint sprayer
I recently had my front bumper repainted due to a bad case of road rash now I don’t really know sod all about painting so don’t know if im being picky…
The colour match appears to be perfect (dark grey metallic) as it was blended /flicked onto the wings instead of painting to an edge however under bright sunlight there appears to more metal flake/ glitter on the freshly painted bumper which kind of glitters a bit more in the sunlight that that the rest of the car. Out of the sunlight in looks perfect, i suppose the question is can you actually ever match factory paint including the consistence of the flake? Maybe I just notice as I know it been done, I am a fussy git! |
you will tend to look at it more knowing you have just had it painted,
give it a few weeks let the paint wear and then look at your car as a whole |
Originally Posted by BBB3
(Post 10004338)
you will tend to look at it more knowing you have just had it painted,
give it a few weeks let the paint wear and then look at your car as a whole |
Plastic always stands out a bit.....wouldn't worry it'll be stone chipped to death within 3 months
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Originally Posted by donny andi
(Post 10004368)
Plastic always stands out a bit.....wouldn't worry it'll be stone chipped to death within 3 months
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