Where to Get a Grill Painted in OC???
04-15-02, 10:51 AM
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Where to Get a Grill Painted in OC???
Does anyone know a good place in Orange County to get an RMM grill painted silver. About how much does it cost? Any input appreciated, Thanks.
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04-15-02, 12:29 PM
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http://www.anaheimhillsautobody.com
these guys did a good job on my door after it got backed into... matched my silver paint perfectly.
these guys did a good job on my door after it got backed into... matched my silver paint perfectly.
04-15-02, 07:16 PM
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McGong,
For OC BodyPros is decent (just don't rush Derek or get on his bad side). If not, RMM do paint their own products.
RA,
Fiberglass... go to JT Autobody in Rosemead. They are masters of fiberglass and frame reconstruction. They have done many car show cars. However, they are moving to a hangar-sized warehouse location in the near future. 20/20 in the City of Industry is good also if you don't rush them.
For OC BodyPros is decent (just don't rush Derek or get on his bad side). If not, RMM do paint their own products.
RA,
Fiberglass... go to JT Autobody in Rosemead. They are masters of fiberglass and frame reconstruction. They have done many car show cars. However, they are moving to a hangar-sized warehouse location in the near future. 20/20 in the City of Industry is good also if you don't rush them.
Last edited by v300; 04-15-02 at 07:17 PM.
04-15-02, 07:32 PM
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Originally posted by v300
McGong,
For OC BodyPros is decent (just don't rush Derek or get on his bad side). If not, RMM do paint their own products.
RA,
Fiberglass... go to JT Autobody in Rosemead. They are masters of fiberglass and frame reconstruction. They have done many car show cars. However, they are moving to a hangar-sized warehouse location in the near future. 20/20 in the City of Industry is good also if you don't rush them.
McGong,
For OC BodyPros is decent (just don't rush Derek or get on his bad side). If not, RMM do paint their own products.
RA,
Fiberglass... go to JT Autobody in Rosemead. They are masters of fiberglass and frame reconstruction. They have done many car show cars. However, they are moving to a hangar-sized warehouse location in the near future. 20/20 in the City of Industry is good also if you don't rush them.
But hey Tony is a great guy to talk to and have things done by (assuming he's still running that place)
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04-16-02, 04:31 PM
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Originally posted by RacingAristo
how long does it usually take to paint the bodykit?
how long does it usually take to paint the bodykit?
04-17-02, 12:48 AM
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Try Frank's Auto body in Huntington Beach off Gothard between Slater and Warner right across the street from Oceanview HS. Ask for Mike Greenwood, he molded my veilside bodykit on my supra and did a great job, but again, don't rush it (guess good things come to those who wait).
04-17-02, 12:58 AM
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Tony and Billy Yip rule! They can have a bodykit done in 2 days with minor fiberglas manipulation. They do have a long waiting list though. However, I highly recommend you tell them to "please take your time pretty please." If you go there check out their front bumper stabilizer... they work great as scratch indicators (but don't tell them I said so).
