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01-18-04, 12:21 PM
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Does anyone know where I can get a SUPER good paintjob for my ES? I would like to go all-black... maybe Black Onyx like the new Lexus cars.
Or...
Does anyone know where I can get a decent paintjob for super cheap like no other?
Thanks.
Or...
Does anyone know where I can get a decent paintjob for super cheap like no other?
Thanks.
01-29-04, 10:48 AM
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I'm trying to save up to get my car resprayed, too. About what should I be looking to pay? And where's your shop located Eric?
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02-01-04, 09:52 PM
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I'm trying to save up to get my car resprayed, too. About what should I be looking to pay? And where's your shop located Eric?
I'm trying to save up to get my car resprayed, too. About what should I be looking to pay? And where's your shop located Eric?
As for the price, it depends on the color (same as original or new color, also some color cost more,) do you want us to remove the door moldings and handles or not......etc...
Just let me know.............
02-04-04, 05:51 PM
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Originally posted by Lonely Toothbrush
My shop is in Monterey Park.
As for the price, it depends on the color (same as original or new color, also some color cost more,) do you want us to remove the door moldings and handles or not......etc...
Just let me know.............
My shop is in Monterey Park.
As for the price, it depends on the color (same as original or new color, also some color cost more,) do you want us to remove the door moldings and handles or not......etc...
Just let me know.............
) My car is that twilight blue type color, but recently I've been thinking about changing it to black. If I just get the same color then I'd just want a respray (I'll save the panel off restoration for later in my life). However, if I change the color then I'd want to paint as many visible spots as possible (i.e. door jambs, underhood, etc.)
02-04-04, 09:14 PM
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Originally posted by Leets
wow... Monterey Park, my uncle's a cop there (no threat intended ) My car is that twilight blue type color, but recently I've been thinking about changing it to black. If I just get the same color then I'd just want a respray (I'll save the panel off restoration for later in my life). However, if I change the color then I'd want to paint as many visible spots as possible (i.e. door jambs, underhood, etc.)
wow... Monterey Park, my uncle's a cop there (no threat intended
) My car is that twilight blue type color, but recently I've been thinking about changing it to black. If I just get the same color then I'd just want a respray (I'll save the panel off restoration for later in my life). However, if I change the color then I'd want to paint as many visible spots as possible (i.e. door jambs, underhood, etc.)
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