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Basscrazy
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9th Jul 06 at 14:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

ok i know im gonna get slapped for this but theres a lot of people on here that can spray so just quick question


if my car is fully prepped all smoothed in properly and all flated down it has psg wide arch on

how much do you think to do a basic spray hardly any prep needed

cheers
BeArDy
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9th Jul 06 at 15:02   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i have spoken to you before about this.
what people think "is ready for paint" and what infact is ready to paint is 2 differant things.

i would say £400-500
Mo
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9th Jul 06 at 15:10   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

there's 2 ways it can be done. either u can tell the bodyshop to 'adjust' the bodywork u have done so it looks right then paint it

or

u can tell him just to put paint ontop of what u have done but if it looks wrong he won't take the blame for it.

a guy near me did the bodywork by himself to save pennies then he'd get it painted but the outcome wasn't good. looks good from far but crap when near.







[Edited on 09-07-2006 by Mo]
ed
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9th Jul 06 at 15:20   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I would like to think most bodyshops wouldn't put thier name to crap jobs like just spraying over what is already there. But I know I'm wrong.

Most places wont take a car in that hasn't been prepped by thier own people. Well, round my way at least. Just because the car will arrive, and they will have to re-prep most of it in most cases.
STEvieXE
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9th Jul 06 at 15:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

yes i have experienced this a few times. kind thing will u come n help me finsih a few repairs on this car for paintwork. there 95% there. u arrive about ten% of dent have been started and are about as gd as my mum could have left them rubbing the filler with her foot... happened to me recently with a manta gte couple. asked to help for a couple of nites to finish. a month of wkds and a few nites later it was ready for primer...
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10th Jul 06 at 00:15   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

can I have the remote and Surround? PM me please!
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10th Jul 06 at 08:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

It also looks like you havn't checked for dents and your front wings look like they need a lot of work as they don't look flat because there are lots of blue spots and bare spots - providing those pictures in your garage ar up to date...
STEvieXE
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10th Jul 06 at 08:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

best thing to do is take it to a pro bodyshop and just get them to finsih the prep work and spray it to 100% finish. work out more expensive but u have still saved on drivin into them/ drive out etc and they still then have to take responsibility for the job etc etc etc

 
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