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I would guess that those 'flakes' in the paint make factory retouching far harder. Is it possible that the lack of flake is a cost-cutting measure (by reducing
by pifm_guy 4y ago
I would guess that those 'flakes' in the paint make factory retouching far harder.
Is it possible that the lack of flake is a cost-cutting measure (by reducing the scrappage rate) rather than a style choice?
- bjt 4y agoAlso guessing (my finishing experience is more on electric guitars than cars), but I would guess the other way. A purely flat color will show slight imperfections more than a paint with flake in it, because the flake provides visual noise that can hide imperfections.