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After an accident, your car’s body kit may be damaged, requiring immediate attention. Repainting it can revive its factory look. Begin by gently detaching the body kit from the vehicle. Use manufacturer-recommended tools and adhere to OEM guidelines to avoid loosening connectors.

Once removed, clean the surface thoroughly using a automotive-grade cleaner to eliminate contaminants. This step is critical to ensure the coating bonds securely.

Next, assess the damage for cracks. If you find small blemishes, apply plastic body filler to level the surface. Allow the filler to dry completely, then sand it with increasingly smooth sandpaper starting at 80 grit and moving up to 600 grit. This creates a uniform texture.

After sanding, wipe the surface clean using a static-free cleaning pad to eliminate debris.

Mask off all areas you don’t want to paint using high-quality masking tape and plastic sheeting. Ensure edges are pressed firmly to prevent paint seepage.

Before applying color, spray on a plastic-specific primer designed for auto part dubai composite body kits. This enhances paint adhesion. Let the primer cure fully, then smooth with fine abrasive using 600 grit sandpaper for a smooth, even finish.

Now you’re ready to paint. Use a flexible urethane enamel. Apply thin, even coats, allowing each coat to evaporate solvents as specified. Four to five thin layers yield far better results than a single heavy application. Use a aerosol cans held 15–20 cm from the surface, moving in continuous overlapping passes. Avoid overlapping excessively to prevent runs.

After the final color coat dries, apply a UV-resistant clear for protection. Apply two to three thin layers using the same technique as the color coat. Let the clear coat cure for 48 hours in ideal conditions.

Once fully cured, buff the finish using a ceramic-grade glaze to eliminate haze.

Reattach the body kit to your vehicle using the stock clips, ensuring proper spacing. Always verify gap consistency before fully securing all fasteners.

Finally, inspect your work under natural daylight to verify hue consistency. If needed, fill pinholes with a precision touch-up pen and color-matched aerosol.

With thorough cleaning and patience, a repainted body kit can look factory fresh and withstand weather and road debris.