What “Prep Work” Really Means in a Paint Job (And Why It Matters)

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11 hours ago
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A good paint job isn’t about the paint—it’s about the prep.

Proper Prep Includes:

Fixing cracks and holes
Skim coating damaged areas
Sanding uneven surfaces
Cleaning and protecting surrounding areas

Skipping prep saves time upfront but causes:

Visible flaws
Peeling paint
Shorter lifespan

We believe prep work is where quality really shows.

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