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I have a small SUV. Bought her almost two years ago and she's great!. Only bother: the paint on the hood is badly oxidized! And I mean badly! Went to 3 body shops, they all say, "Can't save it. Gotta paint it." Quoted me anywhere from $1500 to $2500 for paint. What if I just ordered the paint thru a paint supply? Any way to have it done cheaper?
I have a small SUV. Bought her almost two years ago and she's great!. Only bother: the paint on the hood is badly oxidized! And I mean badly! Went to 3 body shops, they all say, "Can't save it. Gotta paint it." Quoted me anywhere from $1500 to $2500 for paint. What if I just ordered the paint thru a paint supply? Any way to have it done cheaper?
Not likely. Automotive Paint is pretty high anywhere. Most of that will be labor. The going average rate for a compact is about what you where told.
I have a small SUV. Bought her almost two years ago and she's great!. Only bother: the paint on the hood is badly oxidized! And I mean badly! Went to 3 body shops, they all say, "Can't save it. Gotta paint it." Quoted me anywhere from $1500 to $2500 for paint. What if I just ordered the paint thru a paint supply? Any way to have it done cheaper?
Yeah, but is Maaco all that good? I'm told their paint dulls and oxidizes within 18 months.
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