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I have some blemishes on my passenger side mirror cover and am removing the cover and will bring it in to have it painted at the body shop. The shop is quoting me $120 for the work in Mercury Metallic. Seems high to me, what do you guys think?
I have some blemishes on my passenger side mirror cover and am removing the cover and will bring it in to have it painted at the body shop. The shop is quoting me $120 for the work in Mercury Metallic. Seems high to me, what do you guys think?
I have some blemishes on my passenger side mirror cover and am removing the cover and will bring it in to have it painted at the body shop. The shop is quoting me $120 for the work in Mercury Metallic. Seems high to me, what do you guys think?
Hey brother, another alternative here that I used a couple of years ago on a Tungsten Pearl (silver) 2007 ES350 with good results. I removed the mirror (had light scuff through the clear coat and to the base), and lightly sanded it then cleaned. Applied the base then the clear according to instructions and let it dry overnite. Next day compared the mirror to the other side and decided it needed another coat or two of clear to match the gloss. Turned out pretty good, and the base coat Tungsten Pearl was a close enough to perfect match.
Thank you everybody for the thoughts and links. I most likely will attempt this myself once I get through my suspension work and have some time to focus on it. I will post pictures if I end up going the DIY route.
So it turns out that I had some time over the weekend to complete some detailing work on my LS and was able to remove the blemishes on the mirror cover with my rotary polisher. No need for paint now, but thanks anyway to everyone that contributed thoughts.
So it turns out that I had some time over the weekend to complete some detailing work on my LS and was able to remove the blemishes on the mirror cover with my rotary polisher. No need for paint now, but thanks anyway to everyone that contributed thoughts.
No photos, no proof it ever happened! LMAO
So how much did you end up billing yourself for the work?