Respray price
#18
I feel it is a good deal as he is a well known painter and comes very hgihly recommended, he is enthusiastic about the job and has ALOT of experience.
OK I am done for the night, time for some wine.
Thanks for all responses so far.
OK I am done for the night, time for some wine.
Thanks for all responses so far.
#20
I say go for it. If this is what you want then so be it. I think the price is fair and if you've see his work you have a good idea what to expect. I have been looking for someone to do my car,but the person I picked doesn't want any part of it. Someday it will happen !! I've got a 60k car that is almost perfect and want to keep it that way. Good luck. On a side note, be sure to get a completion date or this kind of thing gets put on the back burner while he makes $$ doing normal work.
Fred
Fred
#21
It sounds maybe a little too good... That sounds like an awful lot of labor to do what you describe. Is an 'after hours' free lance kind of deal? But if he has good references it sounds real tempting, especially since you plan to keep the car. I would ask what kind of paint system and brand he will use and then do a little research on them. As for paint durability, I think the modern catylized urethanes with clear coat are better starting materials than what the factory had at the time. Technology marches on, even in auto paint.
#22
My 944 re-spray to Lexus color 077 starshine pearl with about $1500 of body work was ~$9000. This is a tri-coat, base, pearl and clear. It does look great, but this price sounds cheap.
Last edited by rluciano; 12-05-2008 at 11:04 PM. Reason: additional info
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