Can a small area of the bumper be repainted?

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LeNathan
07/30/25 1:35am
It is possible to repaint a small area of the bumper. Car owners can go to an auto beauty shop or auto repair shop for computer color matching first, and then apply paint to the area that needs repainting. However, even if the paint is matched very closely, there may still be color differences with spot repainting. If this is acceptable, there is no need to repaint the entire bumper. Below are specific details about automotive painting: 1. Function: Automotive painting refers to applying a layer of paint to the car's surface to protect it. Automotive painting generally uses baking paint. In automobile manufacturing plants, after the frame and body are welded, the next step is painting. Types include standard paint, metallic paint, and pearl paint. The painting process includes applying putty, sanding, and painting. 2. Classification: Automotive painting includes standard paint, metallic paint, pearl paint, clear coat, and matte paint. 3. Composition: Automotive paint generally consists of four basic components: film-forming substances (resins), pigments (including extender pigments), solvents, and additives.
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