What car service takes a long time?
Car paint jobs. They involve a multi-step process including prepping, priming, painting, and clear coating, often requiring multiple coats with drying time between each. This can easily take several days to a few weeks for a complete repaint.
Ugh, car paint jobs. Don’t even get me started! Remember that time I got my old Honda Civic repainted? It was supposed to be a week, tops. Ended up being three. Three weeks of walking everywhere, missing my comfy car, and feeling generally grumpy. Seriously, what is it about car paint that takes forever?
It’s not just the actual painting, you know? I mean, yeah, prepping the car, getting all that old paint off, priming it… that’s a whole thing. Then the multiple coats of paint, each needing to dry properly. And then the clear coat, which is another process entirely – another few layers, more drying time. It’s like, layers upon layers. I felt like I was watching paint dry for weeks! I’m pretty sure I aged a year during that whole ordeal.
They told me it was a complex process, and they weren’t kidding. I read somewhere – I think it was some car blog, maybe? – that a full repaint can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the level of detail and all that. That’s the frustrating part—it’s so variable. One place might be super quick, another super slow. You just never really know!
So yeah, if you’re thinking about getting your car repainted, be prepared. Be prepared for a long wait, and potentially a whole lot of impatience. And maybe stock up on comfy walking shoes. You’ll need them. Trust me.
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