2025-03-18
When buying a used car, don't overly worry about previous painting, but pay attention to paint quality. There are partial and all-vehicle painting. Observe paint quality by light reflection, color difference (including checking metal content for metallic paint), hand smoothness, sandpaper traces, body beating tone, edges and trim strips, and machine cover. Painting at the manufacturer's maintenance station is better. Minor scratches and bumps don't need frequent painting as it affects used car p
