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Often when buying a used car you will see small build-ups of paint on the bodywork. The seller insists there is nothing wrong with it, as non-critical defects
It seems that minor damage can be easily repaired, but in fact it is not always easy. For example, corrosion at the intersection of the windscreen and the roof of a car is very unpleasant. This suggests that the glass has changed. And: very sloppy. To avoid the “spreading” of rust, now you need to remove the “visor” again, because it is impossible to clean the problem area without dismantling. That will multiply the cost of the repair.
Blisters can also be found where the bumper is attached to the wing. Or they appear at the intersections. This suggests that a large part has been removed several times and the fasteners have loosened. Through vibrations and shaking, the plastic rubs the paint onto the metal, after which the road chemicals do their job.
Reasons for decommissioning should be clarified. Maybe they have to do with replacing xenon bulbs in the headlight, or the car had an accident and the repair took a long time. The same can be said about the rear bumper.
Often defects appear on the door hinges. Serious SUVs suffer from this, on which they are not hidden in the body, but performed. Over time, the paint is rubbed onto the metal and the corrosion process cannot be stopped. The “cure” for this “disease” is not cheap. It requires disassembling the doors, followed by cleaning and painting.
As for the back cover, you need to inspect the bottom of it. The fact is that when recovering from an accident, the geometry of the body is broken. As a result, the rubber seal begins to wipe off the paint. Unfortunately, nothing can be done about this, because a violation of the frame structure cannot be remedied by local repairs. Such a car can only be written off for scrap.
It seems that minor damage can be easily repaired, but in fact it is not always easy. For example, corrosion at the intersection of the windscreen and the roof of a car is very unpleasant. This suggests that the glass has changed. And: very sloppy. To avoid the “spreading” of rust, now you need to remove the “visor” again, because it is impossible to clean the problem area without dismantling. That will multiply the cost of the repair.
Blisters can also be found where the bumper is attached to the wing. Or they appear at the intersections. This suggests that a large part has been removed several times and the fasteners have loosened. Through vibrations and shaking, the plastic rubs the paint onto the metal, after which the road chemicals do their job.
Reasons for decommissioning should be clarified. Maybe they have to do with replacing xenon bulbs in the headlight, or the car had an accident and the repair took a long time. The same can be said about the rear bumper.
Often defects appear on the door hinges. Serious SUVs suffer from this, on which they are not hidden in the body, but performed. Over time, the paint is rubbed onto the metal and the corrosion process cannot be stopped. The “cure” for this “disease” is not cheap. It requires disassembling the doors, followed by cleaning and painting.
As for the back cover, you need to inspect the bottom of it. The fact is that when recovering from an accident, the geometry of the body is broken. As a result, the rubber seal begins to wipe off the paint. Unfortunately, nothing can be done about this, because a violation of the frame structure cannot be remedied by local repairs. Such a car can only be written off for scrap.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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