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I've noticed the overspray on tires and things, it's one thing to freshen up the paint, but don't call it restored if it has not been gone through like Old mentioned. This is one of those subjects there is widely varied opinion on. There ought to be a standardized and or certifiable description arrangement for the honest sellers at least, like a check sheet that describes various conditions, something the seller signs off on, say you have a good runner, and really want it to look good, but no need to disassemble it like a ground up restoration or want to honestly describe any combination thereof, ground up, partial restoration, major component work or just list exactly what has been done if anything, and or just state drug out of weeds with new paint LOL ! I'm sure my rationale is like the proverbial urinating in the wind, as you've either got an honest seller or you don't, but the overspray on the tires and things, I'll agree on that, and although it's just paint, it says a lot about who did it I suppose, sometimes it's just better to leave well alone, they are not at all bad when in their "work clothes" let the buyer do the finishing, at least you don't get the feeling the new and fresh paint is there to mask things.
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