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I performed a correction like this not too long ago... http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/63097-dodge-avenger-sand-buff-after-bodyshop.html

I did this for a friend of mine son's 2nd birthday.. He picked this electric pocket rocket up on a trade deal and it was a little beat up. I don't have any before pictures but I have pictures in the booth I sprayed the white down and had a local vinyl shop cut the #1 out and his name to use...

This was all done with PPG's Deltron line DBC Base coat and if I remember right , that is dc3000 Clear I think the owner has his eye one of those front end kits that replaces the headlights and grille with Range Rover stuff?! Who knows, but I'm sure I'll get roped into putting it...

I put full length rocker panels and cab corners in this truck for my brother in law. After I finished, he dropped off this Ram Air hood for the truck.... here is the process Test Fit Next the hood was cleaned with DX330 and a Waterborn cleaner prior to sanding, the hood had some box rash from...

There are several causing for a condition like that hood was in.. I'm glad you used the turn Cured... People often mistake "Dry Paint" for "Cured Paint" Basically what I think happened (with seeing other work by this body shop) they'll put the base coat (color coat) on without proper flash...

Sorry for the poor documentation - This was a quick cut in buff for a friend of mine trading in this car. They had struck a deer with the car and had it repaired at a local body shop. I was a painter by profession for several years before jumping into the IT industry but I still remain active...