Glossy Question

[chain]

tnx * dehadista

iniisip ko kc pa asses ka sa bb one of these days pag kaya ng detailing, ill have the dings and scratches fixed -mostly on the driver side doors then have it fully detailed s bb.


totou ba na ang repint/waashover can never be as long lasting and as shiny as the originally paint regardless of the skill of the painter/ paint shop quality?

of course that's not true.

I've seen results that are significantly better than OEM Paint.

[theveed]

looks, most repainted (by good repainters) are way better than OEM.

But in terms of adhesion and durability, I'd have to disagree with dehadista, though. It takes a lot of effort to match the adhesion and durability of factory painted surfaces since they're not painted and prepped the same manner..

[chain]

agree with theveed on the last one though. hard to beat yung OEM Primer and process entailed with it.

[black0men]

many many thanks po mga tsikot gurus

[threx666]

sa mga detailing gurus that has helped me understand a lot


mraming maraming slamt po!

sa uulitin po mga sirs /gurus

[m_ron]

looks, most repainted (by good repainters) are way better than OEM.

But in terms of adhesion and durability, I'd have to disagree with dehadista, though. It takes a lot of effort to match the adhesion and durability of factory painted surfaces since they're not painted and prepped the same manner..

if a painter will use polyurethane and epoxy primer that's a different story.

[black0men]

not sure if ot, sencia na kung yes.

ibig sabihin ba i have to insist on an epoxy primer tas polyurethane?

polyurethane ba d best among the paints- anzahl dupont, k92, polyurethane etc (assumng of courese na paintter/shop is the same) may discernable diffrence ba sa mga paints na yan assuming na same lang skill ng painter?

[m_ron]

black,
If your budget permit yes insist on poly and epoxy primer. Polyurethane is a type of of paint.Anzahl,dupont and k92 has polyU brand.Ask your painter kung saan sya hiyang.