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Proper preparation of the surface before painting is a key stage in the process of renovating and protecting the car body. The choice of primer affects the adhesion of the paint, corrosion protection and the durability of the coating.
Matching the right car paint colour is important when repairing the paintwork. Each manufacturer uses its own colour codes, and the VIN number can help you find the original colour of your vehicle.
Buying a used car is a decision that should be preceded by a thorough analysis of the vehicle's technical condition. One of the key elements of this assessment is measuring the thickness of the paint coating, which allows you to identify any repairs. Pain
Want to give your car a new shine, but don't know where to start? The most important step in the car body painting process is matting the paint. It is this stage that determines the durability and aesthetics of the new coat of paint.
Many drivers treat their dream car like a member of the family. No wonder, then, that damage to the bodywork - resulting from an accidental scuffle, a bump or even a hailstorm - can bring them to tears.
Many times, after applying a coat of paint to the bodywork, you may find that unsightly streaks have formed on the paint. Such streaks can effectively spoil the final effect of the entire painting process, but fortunately they can be easily dealt with. Yo
Even the most careful driver can have small collisions and bumps, which end up putting drivers to sleep. In the case of minor damage, very often a spot repair is carried out, which in a large proportion of cases ends in thinning.Thinning of three-coat pai
Frequent exposure to weather conditions, lack of proper bodywork care and microdamage to the paint surface can cause a characteristic brown coating to appear even on the most well-maintained car body. Rust not only looks very unsightly, but above all, it
Car manufacturers put the factory colour number (the so-called OEM code) on the car's nameplates. Finding the nameplate with the colour code isn't always easy, but it's definitely possible.