YOUR RESEARCHPaint Correction
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Just had my 996 in for 2 days of paint correction and ceramic coating, the difference is incredible. Car is all original paint and it’s only original once. Going to consider if I want to get the front bumper painted in the future or this paint correction is enough.
Just a local firm to you or someone more widely known?
Looks awesome, who did you use?
That looks great
Looks amazing!!
Looks great! Worth considering ppf if you re spray the bumper..
If the front bumper hasn’t been painted so far, then I’d be amazed if it doesn’t need doing at this age. I’ve had just about all of my Porsches bumpers resprayed, my Cayman R needed doing at just 4 years and 20k miles it was so peppered.
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