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Denver body shops?
Does anyone have experience having a car painted in Denver? It's about time to have the 300D done, it needs a couple of small dings cleaned up and a decent repaint (faded paint). I'm not looking for show quallity, I actually drive this car. I would like to find something at a reasonable cost, probably in the $5k range, the places my Indy uses are significantly more expensive. I think I will have some time near the end of the year, so I want to start shopping around and get some estimates. Any suggestions?
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you should do the prep work and then take it to maaco. you just make sure everything is clean and taped up so the over-spray doesn't get everywhere. i've used them before to paint a volvo 240 and they did an okay job. i took all the trim pices off, sanded, and primmed a few areas that i went trough. it looked better than before the car went in. i taped and painted the wheel wells when i got the car back. the whole project was under $500.
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Thanks, but I don't gave the time or interest to do the prep work myself. I'm actually looking for something a little higher quality than Macco. It doesn't have to be show car quallity, but I want it to look as good a a well maintained late model Benz, and I don't want to have it redone in five years. I've decided on the price, now I'm just looking for the best value.
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i did it bc a local vintage vw bug shop was using them to paint thier busses and bugs. i forgot that i also tipped the paint guy $100 to do a better job. he had just finished paint school. maybe i got lucky? the car looked fantastic!
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I'm glad it worked out, I'm sure I could spend less and get good results. I just don't want to inverst that much time/effort. At this point, I just need to be able to drop off the car and hand them a check when it's finished.
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