What type of paint is used on the black Avalon model?
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Avalon uses a metallic paint with metal particles, known as piano metallic paint. Characteristics of piano paint: A single application can achieve a film thickness of 1mm, which is unmatched by other paint types; the paint film is full and transparent, with higher hardness and gloss than other paint types. The black color of the Avalon is a metallic paint with metal particles, meaning the black contains metallic highlights, especially in sunny weather, giving it a higher-grade appearance compared to other B-segment cars. Repair methods for piano paint: In case of minor scratches, general repair shops cannot handle it as the matched paint will differ from the original factory paint, resulting in color deviations. It is recommended to go to a 4S shop for repairs. After any car scratch, the repair will become noticeable over time and will not match the original factory paint. Buying a touch-up pen online can help, but upon close inspection, the marks from the touch-up pen will still be visible.
I've been driving a black Avalon for two years now, and its paint is called Black Sand Pearl, specially formulated by Toyota. It sparkles slightly in the sunlight, unlike the dullness of ordinary black paint. When I bought the car, the salesperson said it contains pearl particles for a richer color, which I find quite premium and elevates the overall sense of luxury. Whenever I drive it out, my friends always comment on how mesmerizing it looks at dusk, with its blue-purple reflections. For maintenance, I wash and wax the car monthly using a microfiber cloth to avoid leaf corrosion, and I promptly clean off insect remains to preserve the shine. When parked next to other black cars in the same class, the difference is obvious—mine looks more three-dimensional and dirt-resistant. I recommend potential owners to check out the car's color in natural light before making a choice.
