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Vehicle paint shops face hidden issues
The article discusses potential fraudulent practices in vehicle painting workshops, where concerns are growing about manipulation of paint quality and concealment of body defects to reduce costs. These deceptive practices include using non-compliant materials, hiding imperfections with putty and paint without proper repairs, and tampering with invoices that may include work not actually performed by the workshops. Such practices lead to subsequent defects like paint peeling, color discrepancies, and surface deformation, resulting in financial losses for consumers and threatening the quality of workmanship. The importance of technical verification, the necessity of issuing detailed invoices, and the use of independent technical reports are emphasized to protect consumers' rights, especially in the absence of a clear pricing mechanism, with full painting costs sometimes exceeding 5,000 riyals.
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