Auckland Auto Paint Touch Up & Chip Scratch Repair Restoration Service Announced
Nov 1, 2017
The famous Auckland automotive paint repair specialists at Final Touch announced an expansion of its unique and coveted paint repair system now drawing on a patented Formula F184 to gently remove the overflow of paint and enhance the finish of the paintwork.
Auckland, New Zealand - November 1, 2017 /NewsNetwork/ —
Popular Final Touch announced an expansion of the unique paint repair technology (PRT) system it provides motorists around the world with the launch of its patented Formula F184 that removes the overspray and acts as a polish to enhance the gloss and finish of the paintwork.
More information is available at https://finaltouchgroup.net.
Final Touch is a famous and trusted group of Auckland based automotive experts helping motorists, dealerships and businesses keep their vehicles looking brand new with the unique automotive paint repairs and car detailing it provides through a network of franchises all around New Zealand, Australia and the UK.
The group has now announced an expansion of the unique paint repair technology (PRT) system it offers to help clients fix chips and scratches or restore a new car look on their vehicle in a timely, affordable and environmentally friendly manner that doesn’t compromise the original factory paintwork and the value of the car.
This unique paint repair system which starts with careful prepping of the surface and airbrush of quality colour matched automotive touch up paint onto the chipped/scratched spots is now also using a patented Formula F184 to gently remove the overflow of paint and enhance the gloss and finish of the paintwork.
The complete automotive paint repair process is delivered by crews of seasoned, trained technicians who can colour match to any vehicle make or model, adjust it based on UV or age related fading and easily cater to all those traditionally difficult-to-match pearlescent or metallic paints.
The Final Touch team explains that “why re-spray a vehicle when it’s possible to get it back to as-new factory condition without compromising the original paintwork and its value when it’s time to sell. Our paint repair system has proven itself to be a more effective, cheap and environmentally friendly alternative to re-spraying, and that’s why it’s taking on the world.”
Consultations with the Final Touch team can be requested at 0800 346 258 or through the website link provided above along with details on its multiple locations and franchises in New Zealand, Australia and the UK or the unique paint repair technology and superior service that have made it one of the most recognised smart chip and paint repair brands in the industry.
Contact Info:
Name: Gordon McKerchar
Email: Send Email
Organization: Final Touch
Address: 6 Saturn Place Albany, Auckland 0632, New Zealand
Phone: +64-274-901-770
For more information, please visit https://finaltouchgroup.net/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 257178
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