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light - Moderate - Heavy Surface Defects
Light Defects
Moderate Defects
Moderate Defects
Light surface defects on car paint refer to minor imperfections that are relatively shallow and do not significantly impact the overall appearance of the vehicle. These defects are typically superficial and can include fine scratches, swirl marks, water spots, light oxidation, and minor blemishes caused by contaminants or environmental fa
Light surface defects on car paint refer to minor imperfections that are relatively shallow and do not significantly impact the overall appearance of the vehicle. These defects are typically superficial and can include fine scratches, swirl marks, water spots, light oxidation, and minor blemishes caused by contaminants or environmental factors. While they may not be as noticeable as more severe defects, they can still affect the smoothness and glossiness of the paint surface. These defects are normally found on newer vehicles.
Moderate Defects
Moderate Defects
Moderate Defects
Moderate surface defects on car paint refer to noticeable imperfections that can diminish the smoothness and visual appeal of the vehicle's exterior. These defects are typically more prominent than light surface blemishes but not as severe as heavy defects. Examples of moderate surface defects include swirl marks, light scratches, fading,
Moderate surface defects on car paint refer to noticeable imperfections that can diminish the smoothness and visual appeal of the vehicle's exterior. These defects are typically more prominent than light surface blemishes but not as severe as heavy defects. Examples of moderate surface defects include swirl marks, light scratches, fading, minor oxidation, water spots, and light etching from contaminants or environmental factors. While they may not be as deep or extensive as heavy defects, they still require professional attention and specialized techniques to restore the paint's clarity.
Heavy Defects
Heavy Defects
Heavy Defects
Heavy surface defects on car paint refer to significant imperfections that are noticeable and can detract from the overall appearance of the vehicle. These defects can include deep scratches, swirl marks, oxidation, water spots, etching from bird droppings or acid rain, and other forms of damage to the clear coat. These defects are typica
Heavy surface defects on car paint refer to significant imperfections that are noticeable and can detract from the overall appearance of the vehicle. These defects can include deep scratches, swirl marks, oxidation, water spots, etching from bird droppings or acid rain, and other forms of damage to the clear coat. These defects are typically more severe than minor blemishes and require specialized techniques and products to effectively correct and restore the paint's smooth and flawless finish.
Orange Peel
Heavy Defects
Heavy Defects
Orange peel refers to a textured surface finish on a vehicle's clear coat that resembles the dimpled texture of an orange peel. It occurs when the clear coat is not perfectly smooth, resulting in an uneven reflection of light. Factors such as improper application or drying conditions can contribute to the formation of orange peel.
