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need some friggin help
hey, want to get my m3 lip spoiler painted. called two places. one guy said $250 the other said $200...wtf?????? anyone in north jersey know where i can get it done cheaper? im desperate. i cant stand looking at the thing unpainted and sitting in my room.
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people said they got theirs painted for around 60 bucks. i dont understand how it is so expensive.. its a 46 inch long piece of plastic.....at most theyd have to make three passes with the paint gun....lol.
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Damn...that's a pucking ripoff IMO.
My lip should arrive any day now.
dude, put it outta sight ! don't look at it !
paint noob speaking:
for a platic piece of stick like the lip...what exactly does "professional job" entail compared otherwise ?
Also, I I am guessing theshop priced it based on the car....is there a way I can bring the lip to the shop and not disclosing the car model for them to find the correct color ?
My lip should arrive any day now.
dude, put it outta sight ! don't look at it !
Originally Posted by sauceman
I'm afraid that's pretty much the price you'll have to pay for a professionnal job done correctly.
for a platic piece of stick like the lip...what exactly does "professional job" entail compared otherwise ?
Also, I I am guessing theshop priced it based on the car....is there a way I can bring the lip to the shop and not disclosing the car model for them to find the correct color ?
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The place I was going to get it done was in Long Island and asked $80. They are the auto body shop that the BMW and Nissan dealers used in the area use. I don't know about professional quality steps, but I know they are top notch.
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whats so professional about painting a lip spoiler. its not like they have to paint the whole car and make it look perfect. prime the thing..put a couple coats on it. flip it over...hit it again. and spray some clear on it..dont get easier than that. i mean as long as there are no drip marks, what could go wrong. anybody that has experience with autobody paint can paint that thing with their eyes closed.
lord please help me find a bodyshop with will do a good job and charge under 100..im getting too anxious.
lord please help me find a bodyshop with will do a good job and charge under 100..im getting too anxious.
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Just do it yourself, as the above poster said. For such a small piece it is seriously not rocket science. Go to towerpaint.com and get a spraybomb filled with PPG paint in your color code. I did my mud guards:
If you blow it, which is not likely, hey then you can get a pro to do it.
If you blow it, which is not likely, hey then you can get a pro to do it.
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Originally Posted by sandwiches
Just do it yourself, as the above poster said. For such a small piece it is seriously not rocket science. Go to towerpaint.com and get a spraybomb filled with PPG paint in your color code. I did my mud guards:
If you blow it, which is not likely, hey then you can get a pro to do it.
If you blow it, which is not likely, hey then you can get a pro to do it.
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sandwiches, what exactly is the spraybomb, and how do yo uprimer it, and clear coat it..also what steps to you have to take before, and after you paint.
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yo sandwiches, are those the tsx tailpipes on ur accord, or does the accord have the same tips?
It's a useful skill to have.. you can paint match anything; fog light housings, speaker grills, whatever.
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