Will the color difference be significant when repainting a black car?
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Generally, the color difference for black paint is not too noticeable. However, if the paint quality is poor, the gloss retention time will not be long. Below is some relevant information about repainting black cars: 1. After the car body is repainted, color differences usually occur due to two situations: the color was not applied properly or the paint has not fully dried. 2. The two main reasons for color differences are incorrect color ratio adjustment or issues with the painting process. 3. If you observe the painting process carefully, you will notice that paint matching is often required. This involves continuously adding colorants and stirring, then comparing the color with the car's original paint to achieve the desired shade. However, if the lighting conditions are poor or the viewing angle of the car body is not ideal, color differences can easily occur. Therefore, cars with uncommon paint colors are more prone to noticeable color differences.