My car was jambed at least 8 weeks ago. This included the final coat in places like the fender aprons and some other places too, of course. I will be asking the body/paint person about this but would like to hear some ideas from those who have had some experience painting cars.
While putting parts of the car together for the final paint job I have noticed that if two parts happen to rub together-not hard-just typical touching while being assembled that the paint scratches off down to the primer.[:0] I though that the clear coat would be hard and would keep this from happening.
Right or wrong, I do plan to stick with the fellow who is doing my work so starting over in sot an option, even though some may think I should.
What I need to know is what kinds of questions should I ask the fellow doing the painting that may lead him into making some kind of positive change?
Thanks for any help anyone can give me.
Jimmie
Orleans, Indiana[:0]
1950 CHAMPION -ORANGE COUNTY, INDIANA
While putting parts of the car together for the final paint job I have noticed that if two parts happen to rub together-not hard-just typical touching while being assembled that the paint scratches off down to the primer.[:0] I though that the clear coat would be hard and would keep this from happening.
Right or wrong, I do plan to stick with the fellow who is doing my work so starting over in sot an option, even though some may think I should.
What I need to know is what kinds of questions should I ask the fellow doing the painting that may lead him into making some kind of positive change?
Thanks for any help anyone can give me.
Jimmie
Orleans, Indiana[:0]
1950 CHAMPION -ORANGE COUNTY, INDIANA
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