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Why isn't my bumper color correct? Debunking the biggest painter myth! 🎨🚗 "It's plastic, it's always different" is the most common excuse in auto repair shops. But is this really true? In this video, Ilya Savitsky conducts a large-scale experiment to determine whether the physical properties of a material affect the final color. We used polypropylene (PP), ABS plastic, polyurethane (PU), modern TPO, fiberglass (FRP), steel, and aluminum. We painted them under identical conditions with the most demanding "silver" color and tested the results with a spectrophotometer. In the video, we'll explore: • Do static electricity and electrical conductivity affect the distribution of metallic particles? • Is it true that solvent evaporates differently on metal than on plastic? • Why are factory bumpers often darker than the body? • Measurement results: Is there a difference in appearance and reflection between metal and polymers? HOW TO PAINT PLASTIC THE SAME COLOR AS THE CAR BODY SO THE BUMPER CAN COME ALONGSIDE: 00:00 — Why are bumpers often the wrong color? 01:05 — Paradox: Why should a fender be the same color, but a bumper isn't? 01:39 — How paint is painted at the factory: Collective negligence of manufacturers. 02:15 — Busting a myth: Is paint on plastic and metal different? 02:44 — Preparing for the experiment: Choosing types of plastic (PP, ABS, PU). 03:10 — What is TPO and why is it becoming popular? 03:57 — The influence of surface structure on particle distribution. 04:13 — Fiberglass and dielectrics in the automotive industry. 04:43 — The myth of static electricity: Is an antistatic agent necessary? 05:20 — Standards: steel and aluminum plates. 05:39 — Priming: Features of Primer 1390 and Thixotropy. 06:12 — Solvent Evaporation Rate on Different Materials. 06:45 — Why Do Factory Bumpers Look Darker? 07:39 — Applying Fickle Silver S40: A Practical Test. 08:15 — First Results: How Structural Plastic "Lies." 08:54 — How a Spectrophotometer Works: Measurements and Readings. 09:26 — Comparison of Metals: Iron vs. Aluminum. 09:41 — Final Test: Metal vs. All Types of Plastic. 10:06 — Verdict: I'll Deprive You of Excuses About Color Mismatch. 10:29 — Why 90% of Mistakes Are Due to the Contractor's Carelessness. 11:47 — Rule 23 and Conclusions. Stop Looking for Excuses for Carelessness. It's time to admit: 90% of color mismatches are due to human error and lack of control. Rule 23: The interpretation of reality is based on the norms that each person creates for themselves. #carpainting #coloristics #painting #bodyrepair #carservice #myths #ilyasavitsky #paintwork #paintselection YouTube -    / magexpaint   VKontakte - https://vk.com/magexpaint RUTUBE - https://rutube.ru/u/magexpaint/ Telegram - https://t.me/magexpaint Instagram -   / magexpaint   Facebook -   / magexpaint   Zen - https://dzen.ru/id/609209043d15cf6ae0... With respect to you and your work... Ilya Savitsky -   / savit_sky   MAGEXpaint