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Chipping Flaking Or Cracking Paint
Chipping Flaking Or Cracking Paint
Any time a car has undergone more than one paint job-or has major problems such as chipping, flaking, or cracking-it must be stripped down to bare metal. Failure to do so will compromise the adhesion between the car surface and the paint. View Related Article
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