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Originally Posted by madmaxx
Your right flaws in the paint and clear create character and individuality, just like a real diamond. LOL!!!
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You don't drive diamonds. If you're buying a trailer queen and plan to truck the car from show to show, then I suppose a "flawless diamond" finish will be a pre-requisite.
The factory paint on many of these cars (pick your brand) are actually quite stellar. Most every SPF owner that I know who took delivery of a car with flaws, and who wasn't a complete azz about it, had the dealer take care of them au gratis. Solids are usually easier to blend/match than metallics, so a buyer should take that into consideration whether they plan to buy a turn-key-minus or have their own project painted by a pro.
Even the most perfect paint job will start to show war wounds with a little driving...it's inevitable.
-Dean