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After an accident, your car’s body kit may be broken, requiring immediate attention. Repainting it can protect it from further wear. Begin by gently detaching the body kit from the vehicle. Use a precision kit and follow the manufacturer’s instructions to avoid damaging fasteners.

Once removed, auto part dubai degrease the entire piece using a high-quality degreaser to eliminate dirt. This step is critical to ensure the finish lasts longer.

Next, inspect the body kit for hairline fractures. If you find surface flaws, apply epoxy-based repair compound to fill the gaps. Allow the filler to set according to instructions, then sand it with a grit progression starting at 100 grit and moving up to 800 grit. This creates a flat substrate.

After sanding, decontaminate the area using a tack cloth to eliminate debris.

Mask off mounting holes using heat-resistant painter’s tape and newspaper (if sealed). Ensure edges are sealed tightly to prevent bleed-through.

Before applying color, spray on a flexible urethane primer designed for plastic surfaces. This improves durability. Let the primer cure fully, then smooth with fine abrasive using micro-fine sanding pad for a paint-ready surface.

Now you’re ready to paint. Use a plastic-rated automotive paint. Apply light passes, allowing each coat to evaporate solvents as specified. Three to four light coats yield far better results than a single spray pass. Use a professional airbrush held 6 to 8 inches away, moving in continuous overlapping passes. Avoid holding the spray too close to prevent drips.

After the final color coat dries, apply a gloss topcoat for longevity. Apply three even passes using the consistent spray pattern as the color coat. Let the clear coat cure for at least 24 hours.

Once fully cured, machine buff with foam pad using a ultra-fine polish to enhance shine.

Reattach the body kit to your vehicle using the factory bolts, ensuring precise fitment. Always test fit before tightening before fully securing all bolts.

Finally, evaluate the finish under garage fluorescents to verify hue consistency. If needed, fill pinholes with a airbrush nozzle and OEM-equivalent pigment.

With meticulous sanding and time, a repainted body kit can blend seamlessly with the car and withstand weather and road debris.