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Should I Use the Free Paint Repair Offered by Car Insurance?

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HadleyAnn

07/29/25 12:54pm

If there are no obvious scratches on the vehicle's paint, it is recommended not to proceed. Below is additional information about automotive paint: When is painting necessary: Painting is required when there are severe scratches on the vehicle's body that expose the primer. If the primer is exposed and not treated promptly, rusting can occur, which may lead to severe corrosion, reducing the structural strength of the vehicle's body and significantly affecting its appearance. Painting affects resale value: Repainting a vehicle can have a certain impact on its resale value. If the intention is to change the vehicle's color for personal reasons, it is advisable not to use paint. Instead, consider using colored wraps, which provide good protection for the original paint and do not affect the vehicle's resale value.

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