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01-10-2024, 03:07 PM
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This video (podcast) with Larry from AMMO NYC provides some very insightful information about new car paint. In particular, paint NOT being "perfect" straight from the factory. You wouldn't believe the amount of people I've come across who think their brand-new car should and does have perfect paint. Sadly, that is generally not the case, even when you are shopping exotics.
Being a podcast format, its pretty long, so home in on the 45 - 50min mark for the Q&A section.
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