Ultra white paint process?
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Ultra white paint process?
I had a question that maybe someone here could help me with.
Does anyone know what the paint process is for Ultra White? Is it a 3 stage or 4 stage?
Reason for asking is because I dropped my car off today to get work done and want to make sure that they get it right the first time.
Does anyone know what the paint process is for Ultra White? Is it a 3 stage or 4 stage?
Reason for asking is because I dropped my car off today to get work done and want to make sure that they get it right the first time.
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I got got into a fender bender with my ultra white rcf, I think they said it was a 3 layer. I'm pretty sure. I remember they tried painting it 4 separate times trying to get the right look.
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pheen619 (10-04-17)
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I'm pretty sure, it was 3, but im not 100% anyway good luck with everything and report back! mine is a slight slight slight more yellow tint than the OEM, but only in bright sunlight can you tell, and I mean ever so slightly. but if you have a trained eye you can tell. anyway good luck.
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I'm pretty sure, it was 3, but im not 100% anyway good luck with everything and report back! mine is a slight slight slight more yellow tint than the OEM, but only in bright sunlight can you tell, and I mean ever so slightly. but if you have a trained eye you can tell. anyway good luck.
1) I was a vehicle inspector
2) I hate seeing edges and paint lines
3) NO TRASH in the paint because I will see it
I am pretty confident that they will get it right being that they are known for working on higher end exotics, but we will see.
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I had a question that maybe someone here could help me with.
Does anyone know what the paint process is for Ultra White? Is it a 3 stage or 4 stage?
Reason for asking is because I dropped my car off today to get work done and want to make sure that they get it right the first time.
Does anyone know what the paint process is for Ultra White? Is it a 3 stage or 4 stage?
Reason for asking is because I dropped my car off today to get work done and want to make sure that they get it right the first time.
where you stand, and you won't be happy with a two tone car. Hope all goes well! Good luck~
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pheen619 (10-04-17)
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I went to a Toyota shop, but were verified to the paint. when I brought my rcf there , the guys all stopped and looked at each other and were like "ok guys this isn't another Camry we are working on, this is a serious car" , my rcf was like the first one they got experience on. no joke it took em like 3 weeks for the paint, almost a month, but I told them "get it as best as you can" and they did their darn best and I was happy with the outcome. sounds like you are going to a legit exotic car shop, so I wouldn't have to much worries about that. I had to go where my insurance let me I think you are more experienced and know what you are doing!
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"II had to go where my insurance let me"
The above statement is not TOTALLY TRUE.
In most states (if not ALL of USA) THIS IS ILLEGAL. As far as I know the insurance company CAN NOT DICTATE WHERE YOU TAKE YOUR CAR TO FOR INSURANCE BODY WORK. The insurance company MIGHT tell you if their APPROVED/RECOMMENDED shops (this is just a way of saying: Yeah, that's where we get cut rate work done for US).
You may find one of their APPROVED/RECOMMENDED shops acceptable. But I would take it to a body shop of my choice.
The above statement is not TOTALLY TRUE.
In most states (if not ALL of USA) THIS IS ILLEGAL. As far as I know the insurance company CAN NOT DICTATE WHERE YOU TAKE YOUR CAR TO FOR INSURANCE BODY WORK. The insurance company MIGHT tell you if their APPROVED/RECOMMENDED shops (this is just a way of saying: Yeah, that's where we get cut rate work done for US).
You may find one of their APPROVED/RECOMMENDED shops acceptable. But I would take it to a body shop of my choice.
I went to a Toyota shop, but were verified to the paint. when I brought my rcf there , the guys all stopped and looked at each other and were like "ok guys this isn't another Camry we are working on, this is a serious car" , my rcf was like the first one they got experience on. no joke it took em like 3 weeks for the paint, almost a month, but I told them "get it as best as you can" and they did their darn best and I was happy with the outcome. sounds like you are going to a legit exotic car shop, so I wouldn't have to much worries about that. I had to go where my insurance let me I think you are more experienced and know what you are doing!
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dang , they still did a 8/10 job, but oh well now.
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