How much would it cost....
I can almost guarantee you there isn't a single person that can guarantee an amount. Your best bet is to check with some local painters and get quotes.
Want jams painted, under hood.. things like this will make the amount different...
Want jams painted, under hood.. things like this will make the amount different...
Factory color? $1500-$2000 depending on the shop.
New color = $$$ Depends what color, paint type and how good of job they do.
To get in the engine bay, door jambs ect., you'll pay big money.
-THE DON
New color = $$$ Depends what color, paint type and how good of job they do.
To get in the engine bay, door jambs ect., you'll pay big money.
-THE DON
Originally Posted by THE_DON
Factory color? $1500-$2000 depending on the shop.
New color = $$$ Depends what color, paint type and how good of job they do.
To get in the engine bay, door jambs ect., you'll pay big money.
-THE DON
New color = $$$ Depends what color, paint type and how good of job they do.
To get in the engine bay, door jambs ect., you'll pay big money.
-THE DON
Sorry, I've painted cars, and I know what it takes to get a good finish. The prep work is what's going to kill you. The painting itself can be done in a few hours with a few hundred dollars worth of material.
That being said, the prep work is going to be the same, regardless of what color is sprayed.
where ever you go make sure they use good Dupont, PPG and NOT an econmy clear coat like the cheaper OMNI brands. Paints are a seious choice cause the improper primer, base or clear coats could lead to flat spots, an even finish or metallics , orange peel or worse peeling.
also yeah it could cost as much as 2-5k if you want them to do all the way inside and out of door jams and parts.
this is the opinion of someone that sprays a lot of automotive paints and does vehicle graphics for a living. - good luck
also yeah it could cost as much as 2-5k if you want them to do all the way inside and out of door jams and parts.
this is the opinion of someone that sprays a lot of automotive paints and does vehicle graphics for a living. - good luck
Originally Posted by tyrantcold
where ever you go make sure they use good Dupont, PPG and NOT an econmy clear coat like the cheaper OMNI brands.
Man just hit up ES autobody, I'm sure you have one around the way. Look it up in the yellow pages Earl Schib Autobody!! LOLZ!! J/K man don't go there they do the worst work I have ever seen! They just paint right over your old color.
But seriously, your going to have to decide if you want door jams, engine bay, etc. painted the same color. The paint is the cheap part, the labor/prep is what will be the death/rebirth of your vehicle. Sloppy prep work means sloppy paint job.
Good Luck!!!
But seriously, your going to have to decide if you want door jams, engine bay, etc. painted the same color. The paint is the cheap part, the labor/prep is what will be the death/rebirth of your vehicle. Sloppy prep work means sloppy paint job.
Good Luck!!!
Yeah, if you dont prep it right, I dont care how good the paint or the painter is it will look like crap. At my shop, the prices start at $900 for same color and no body work. It goes up from there.
Alot of people dont realize what goes into changing a color. Its ALOT of work. If you have a pattern and you want to go through the jambs (like it should) it gets reall pricey then.
Dont scimp in this department. You will regret it every time you walk out to your car. And remember that the paint is the first thing everybody see's about your ride.
Josh
Alot of people dont realize what goes into changing a color. Its ALOT of work. If you have a pattern and you want to go through the jambs (like it should) it gets reall pricey then.
Dont scimp in this department. You will regret it every time you walk out to your car. And remember that the paint is the first thing everybody see's about your ride.
Josh
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