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How to blend clearcoat from old to new lacquer for the perfect spot repair

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One of my most asked questions is "how do you blend the old clearcoat into the new". Well, I think the best way is to make a video of which i've been wanting to do for a while. This short video explains the process in detail with step by step guidance every step of the way.

Making a good transition from an original finish to blend into the new one has many benefits. The car owner can achieve a much smaller repair and if it's for a customer, it can prove a far more cost effective approach. Rather than painting a whole panel or panels! a spot repair can be an effective repair.

This process is one I use nearly every day in some form. Its made me a lot of money and save my customers thousands!

This is a method which can cause much discussion and is less utilised outside of the UK! Hopefully I have shown my method which works very well for that amazing fade out finish!

I hope you like the video and appreciate the effort I have put in to the editing and form of it to help you guys! Please comment, leave feedback and hit subscribe! I hope you enjoy this latest video and I've got many more in the pipeline of a whole range of things.

Martin @ CVR POV

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