How many days does a full car paint job take?

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SanMargaret
07/29/25 2:55pm
Generally, a full car paint job takes 3-4 days. Full car painting is a type of synthetic paint made from nitrocellulose, resins, pigments, solvents, etc. It is typically sprayed evenly onto the car surface using a spray gun. The paint is characterized by its water resistance, oil resistance, and fast drying. The process of car painting: Cleaning: First, thoroughly clean the car surface to remove dust and debris, and determine the repair process; Oiling: Apply oil treatment to the areas to be painted; Sanding: Choose appropriate sandpaper to sand the parts that need painting, ensuring all the paint is smoothed out; Applying putty: After sanding off all the paint, apply putty to fill in the gaps; Cleaning and masking: After applying putty, use an air gun to blow away dust and impurities from the surface to prevent paint splashes; Painting: Spray the pre-mixed paint, which can be done in 3-5 passes; Finishing: After the paint dries, sand and adjust any uneven areas to make them smooth and clean. Precautions after car painting: If the car has just been painted, avoid contact with water and dust on the newly painted areas; It's best not to drive out in rainy weather, as the fresh paint may leave marks when exposed to rain, and it's advisable to park in a garage at night.
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