Discussion
So I’m at the paint stage for painting my classic. I want a good quality single stage finish, and I’m happy to pay for that.
My dad has painted cars his whole life, until about 10 years ago when he retired, but we still have the gear so will be doing it ourselves.
Bottom line though is that he doesn’t want me to spend my money in a top end paint system like Glasurit or Sikkens, but is recommending a much cheaper option (I think it was Lechler was his most recent suggestion).
So I have the question, in a straight single stage finish, why do people buy the real high end paint systems such as Glasurit, and what do they have to offer over the mid-range options, particularly when painting a whole car?
My dad has painted cars his whole life, until about 10 years ago when he retired, but we still have the gear so will be doing it ourselves.
Bottom line though is that he doesn’t want me to spend my money in a top end paint system like Glasurit or Sikkens, but is recommending a much cheaper option (I think it was Lechler was his most recent suggestion).
So I have the question, in a straight single stage finish, why do people buy the real high end paint systems such as Glasurit, and what do they have to offer over the mid-range options, particularly when painting a whole car?
Edited by guycarnegie on Monday 15th January 23:03
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