Yep you just used the wrong ones. It all comes down to the quality of the tradesman. A crap tradesman in an expensive shed will do a crap job. A skilled tradesman in a van will do a great job. Just swap the words around for the various combo’s. The paint is the same either way. Literally identical. Both use the same scanning device to match the paint. I went off the crash repairers when I called in to see how my 3 week old bmw repair was going at the official bmw approved repairer, to find the windows down and the interior covered in paint dust, and was told it will be fine, they clean it all up. So yeah, each to their own.
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So, paint protection film
- Thread starter Grenadine
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Ashleysteadman
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But given the price you’ve mentioned is about the same as paint protection film replacement- wouldn’t it be better to just not need to get a respray in the first place...? I.e. by having paint protection film
Possibly, possibly not. The circumstance I was in which was a severely scratched and dented panel....not sure what film would have achieved. Equally if someone backs into your film protected front bumper hard enough you’re up for a paint job.But given the price you’ve mentioned is about the same as paint protection film replacement- wouldn’t it be better to just not need to get a respray in the first place...? I.e. by having paint protection film
Paint protection film in that circumstance makes it more expensive, as you have to fix the bodywork and then reapply the film.
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