I have a black 2005 bfs convertible. After a few winter drives through the mountains I was sad to see many rock chips on the front body panels. To keep the car looking great I was told by many to bight the bullet and paint the whole car. It has 86000 k and runs like new.It has been looked after in every possible. I found the best shop to do the work. One that the local Porche dealer send their cars. The price that was quoted was fair even a little low as the owner of the shop was a fan of the brand. So the question is should the whole car get a lick of paint or just the paneling up to the rear quarter panels. Any thoughts guys
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