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This Maxima was fully detailed, but a closer look at the paint job will reveal the heavy content of metallic flakes the paint has. What this means is that the grey paint is mixed with metallic flakes and then is painted on the car, followed by a clearcoat (2-stage paint job). When calculating the stages of a paint job you only take into account the amount of times the surface is sprayed with a different color than the last. In this case, it was painted metallic gray, then clearcoated. After initially reviewing the paint job, I decided to use a certain selection of products in order to bring out these metallic flakes. I do this with each and every detail to give the customer something that sets their detail away from the rest.
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Next, you will see a non-metallic or solid-red paint job. Red paint jobs are unique in that they come in so many different shades. Furthermore, each car company has a different method in producing their red to make it more vibrant than the other. Here, a 3-stage paint job produced extraordinary depth to the paint. The 3 stages include an initial spraying of yellow (yes, yellow), then red, then clearcoat. Each color stage usually gets 2-4 coats.
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