Sorry to hear this happened to you! Glad to hear you at least got your money back. Lighting can definitely be deceptive when you’re evaluating a paint job.
These are some common signs your recent paint job
might not have been up to par: Uneven paint texture: Bad paint application techniques can give your car’s fresh paint job a texture that looks and feels uneven.
Inconsistent color: Poorly mixed or unevenly applied paint can mean inconsistent color that doesn’t match your vehicle’s original shade.
Overspray: You might notice overspray or subtle paint speckling on a part of your car that should have been covered while the paint was being sprayed on a different area.
Bad sanding: If your car is getting dent repair, this might require some sanding work before painting gets underway. A bad sanding job under your new paint job can still be noticed on the surface
Running paint: A bad paint job on a car can run in streaks and dry that way.
If the shop is too dimly lit, there’s no harm in asking them to pull your car outside so you can take a better look at the work you’re paying for.
Hopefully, you have better luck with your next paint job. As you continue looking after your car, make sure your car insurance
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