The Science of Color and Chemistry
One of the most common concerns customers have after a repair is: “Will the new paint match the rest of my car?” At Victory Auto Body and Paint in Burbank, we hear this all the time—and for good reason. A mismatched paint job can ruin the look of your vehicle and lower its resale value.
Fortunately, paint matching today is more accurate than ever thanks to a combination of technology, training, and technique. Here's how we make it happen. Every Car Color Has Variations You might think a factory paint color like “Oxford White” or “Jet Black” is the same across all cars. In reality, every manufacturer color has multiple “shade variants” due to differences in production batches, plant locations, and even environmental factors like humidity and temperature. That’s why two vehicles with the same color code may look slightly different in person. Matching paint isn’t about guessing—it’s about measuring and adjusting. How We Get It Right At Victory Auto Body and Paint, we use computerized color-matching technology to find the closest possible match to your existing paint. Here’s the process:
Why Experience Matters While the technology helps us get close, it’s the experience of the painter that brings everything together. Factors like spray pressure, drying time, and technique can all affect the final result. Our painters are trained to make micro-adjustments that ensure your car looks exactly as it did before the damage—if not better. Final Thoughts Perfect paint matching isn’t easy—but when done right, you’ll never even know where the damage was. At Victory Auto Body and Paint, we combine cutting-edge tools with expert craftsmanship to deliver results that exceed expectations. When your car leaves our shop, it should look like nothing ever happened.
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