03-31-2014, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike
the reason for blending is to hide subtle difference in shading/metallics. they paint your entire bumper with the new paint, and then lightly work their way out from the edge of the adjoining parts so that its a gradual shift in shade and is unnoticeable. even if exact, there can be subtle differences with metallic content, etc, so the piece next to the bumper blends from the original paint one the far end to the new paint on the close end.
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ok, ken said they shouldnt even do it, since its the bumper. but in case they do, so your saying they "will" spray a coat over the perfectly fine panels and hatch? im assuming they will sand the clear coat first on the other panels before spraying the base? right?
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