Blowing over the wings, is a term used to fade the paint into other panels so that the fresh paint is not pronounced.cheshire911 said:If its any consoloation, I've never got the hang of how to post pictures on this forum either! That's why I don't bother any more since I last did more than a year ago!
That term "blow over" is interesting. One guy mentioned it - saying he would do the bonnet, bumper and blow over the top of the wings or something like that. This is a guy attached to a dealer who preps cars for sale for the forecourt and coincidentally he was the cheapest.
What does this mean? Is it a quick (paint) job that will show deficiencies in a few weeks time? Is it something that guys who prep cars for sale do - just so that they look nice to sell but the effect doesn't last?
I confess I don't know about this side of car ownership and want to understand it better so that I don't get taken for a fool.
If you paint a front wing, and just mask to a door, espicially in a light metallic colour you will see a visible difference in the colour.
Its makes no odds regarding paint matching etc.
A quick blow over a I suggested, referred to a total repaint,without much intensive polishing, door shuts etc.Try this link!!!
http://s400.photobucket.com/user/coomo/media/dave 911 1 013.jpg.html?o=8