Professional respray
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Professional respray
couple of thousand probably
La Rossa
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It really depends on what type of paint you have, if you can prepare the car as much as possible yourself eg: removing exterior trim
If its a change of colour your looking at more, I'd expect to pay for same colour respray in the region of £500 - £1000
But oftern your don't need a full respray.
What you need doing?
If its a change of colour your looking at more, I'd expect to pay for same colour respray in the region of £500 - £1000
But oftern your don't need a full respray.
What you need doing?
Might be cheaper to buy one already that colour!
I think you might be right...
richie.guy
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Change of colour, proper job, with bay done = 1500 + easily.
you want some of this paint 
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Check with your insurance before respraying some insurers charge more or might even cancel ur policy think it happened to someone on here
you want some of this paint
I WANT SOME OF THAT! Imagine if it rained in the summer?!
you want some of this paint
That is awesome, it's like the chicks in Cannonball Run 2 with their lambo, only even cooler!
colour change resprays are a lot of money even on a car the size of a punto because all the door and boot shuts etc have to be painted.
the price here is £1800 minimum thats for a baisc colour, metallics expect to a pay a couple of hundred more.
fancy paints like flips pearls etc look around the £3000 and up mark
the price here is £1800 minimum thats for a baisc colour, metallics expect to a pay a couple of hundred more.
fancy paints like flips pearls etc look around the £3000 and up mark
expensive but looks great
my cinq shell is been done for 200quid. that includes a whole lot of prep work and lots of under body coating
all I have done is remove all the plastic bits from in and out side of the car. the prep work is 90% done now and its in the booth ready for priming tomorrow.
mine is so cheap cos my dad works there (insurance motorcycle and car repair place)
They do do lots of stuff for people on the weekends and i guess loads of other places do so i would just look around
and that paint in the video is amazing! (untill people start leaving arse cheek prints on your car.)
all I have done is remove all the plastic bits from in and out side of the car. the prep work is 90% done now and its in the booth ready for priming tomorrow.
mine is so cheap cos my dad works there (insurance motorcycle and car repair place)
They do do lots of stuff for people on the weekends and i guess loads of other places do so i would just look around
and that paint in the video is amazing! (untill people start leaving arse cheek prints on your car.)
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A lad I know has his own bodyshop and the vid is of the paint he has.
glow in the dark paint
another heat changing paint
glow in the dark paint
another heat changing paint
haha it will be a night mare to find your car if you went for a days shopping and the weather changed. but the glow in the dark would be usefull if that happend lol.
I would never go for glow in the dark as it has quite a limmited life.
I would never go for glow in the dark as it has quite a limmited life.
that paint has been around for a very long time. i remember being shown that when i first started training
