Posted on: 6/24/2021
The appearance of your vehicle is one of the features that prompted you to make the purchase. We all want to be seen driving a spick-n-span car with no blemishes on the paint or body. That's why most drivers feel tacitly obliged to repair dents and dings after getting involved in minor knocks. Other auto body repairs might require a complete paint job. For instance, if you plan to resale the car or simply upgrade its appearance, you'll need an entire paint job. What most drivers find confusing is deciding whether to have a full or partial paint job to repair their vehicle's body. Well, it depends on the extent of damage to the body and the owner's personal preference. Below, we discuss in-depth the circumstances that warrant a whole paint job. Safety – Your vehicle's paint does more than just improving its appearance. It is designed to protect the body from structural damage. The steel used in their manufacture corrodes and weakens when exposed to eleme ... read more