Good Paint/Body Shop
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Good Paint/Body Shop
Anyone know of a good body shop to get my car repainted?
What driving to Calgary and back like 12+ times 10 of which in the winter does to your paint:
Note this is fully washed and I did not miss a spot. First time I've seen the car in the sun for a long time, before Calgary trips paint was flawless. Not complaining just saying this is what happens
She used to look like this back in October:
Note this is fully washed and I did not miss a spot. First time I've seen the car in the sun for a long time, before Calgary trips paint was flawless. Not complaining just saying this is what happens
She used to look like this back in October:
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from what i see there's only a few that are past the paint, not saying your gonna get any were near perfection, however for a low cost solution maybe just take it to a good detail shop.
My car was looking pretty bad a few days ago after the huge snow we got, did a good long detail couple days ago: washed, clayed, polished using orbital buffer and waxed and now its looking mighty fine i must say
My car was looking pretty bad a few days ago after the huge snow we got, did a good long detail couple days ago: washed, clayed, polished using orbital buffer and waxed and now its looking mighty fine i must say
Yeah I agree, but if he's asking about a good paint job then seems like he wants all the chips gone. yes many will be able to be polished away, but there will always be the pesky few remaining.
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Price isn't really a worry as I'm getting money from my stocks and I'm very picky lol.
Let's just say before I started going to Calgary the paint on this car was in better then factory condition as I wet sanded it myself and polished it up.
Nope, it's all too deep for that. Maybe the swirls and a few of the scratches, but not the pitting/sandblasted parts.
Meh, there's something that makes it worth driving there.
Let's just say before I started going to Calgary the paint on this car was in better then factory condition as I wet sanded it myself and polished it up.
Nope, it's all too deep for that. Maybe the swirls and a few of the scratches, but not the pitting/sandblasted parts.
Meh, there's something that makes it worth driving there.
Last edited by StruttinSoul; Feb 5, 2012 at 01:06 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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