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Old 14-09-17, 11:04
Lang Lang is offline
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You are probably right Gina about modern paints. Still can't figure out why I pass almost new cars every day, repaired under insurance by top panel shops with the newly sprayed door jumping out from the rest of the body.

Maybe application has as much to do with differences as what is in the tin?

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