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I've never seen a body shop not blend. They ALWAYS do. Between the family and me I've seen a few fender benders needing new parts and after paint the car
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I've never seen a body shop not blend. They ALWAYS do. Between the family and me I've seen a few fender benders needing new parts and after paint the car looks brand new and perfect! Always blended! The only issue is if its a big panel they end up doing a lot of the car. My ex's doors where keyed down the drivers side and the drivers side paint was 100 times better than the OEM paint on the passenger side. Clean smooth awesomeness vs orange peel crap. While you can't see both sides at once I still noticed if I touched or looked hard.
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