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Color-Sand-Buff!

1 'What is Color, Sand and Buff?'
Why it is a Necessary Procedure to bring your car back to 'Like New Condition!'

Will your insurance company pay for it?

The Definition:

Color Sand and Buff is a procedure required to restore your vehicle to manufacture recommended pre-accident condition. During the process of refinishing, foreign particles in the air from the undercarriage, wheel well’s, jambs, and engine compartment, make their way to the surface of the fresh paint, unlike when refinished at the manufactures facility where the vehicle is clean and in a sterilized and static free environment. It is therefore necessary to remove what we refer to as 'nibs' from the paint surface.

First, we wet sand the surface, followed by compounding the surface with a wool pad and buffer. Lastly, we polish the surface with a finer foam pad to remove any swirls and minor imperfections, leaving the newly painted panels restored to manufactures quality.