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Old 11-20-2015, 11:41 AM   #2 (permalink)
Junkman2008
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If your car is not garaged and has sat outside for a significant amount of time, the color of your car and the color your car was originally painted with are going to be two different colors. The best thing to do is find a reputable shop (not a shop that just does a bunch of insurance jobs), and let them do it. YOU are going to have to do the footwork on this by visiting different shops and asking to look at some of their freshly painted and finished cars. If you find flaws in the work on someone else's car, you can bet there will be flaws on yours when it is done. Since I do my own painting, I always buy way more paint than I need for such circumstances such as this. One downside to doing this is that my paint cost me $300 a quart.
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