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will_ainsworth
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21st Feb 08 at 23:13   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

want to get my gi delocked, de arialed, colour coded bumpstrips, then a blow over on the paintwork (and respray on bumpers...)

anyone got a rough idea of how much this will all cost?

cheers!
John G
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21st Feb 08 at 23:16   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

How longs a piece of string??

Without soundin harsh, these type of posts are a little pointles because every quote is different, due to sizes of cars, amount of prep work, the extent of prep needed. Best off getting in your car on a day off and driving round all the bodyshops as they will only say they need to see the car in person to be able to give if you phone them up.



[Edited on 21-02-2008 by John G]
will_ainsworth
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ok mate, cheers! and nice to see a non abusive sarcastic responce for once!! ( not meaning you do that, i mean cs...)
ed
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There's no such thing as a 'blow over'. You're looking at a full re-spray in the same colour, the bits of bodywork you have stated are minimal work...
will_ainsworth
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yeh i know the bits i stated are respray, but as i want all sort of new paint surely it all doesnt need to be rubbed back and redone.. if so how much am i 'roughly looking at for a respray on a 106 ... i cant take it to a garage cus im not insured and have no tax...
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21st Feb 08 at 23:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Phone for a quote?
will_ainsworth
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quote:
Originally posted by 16V_1600
Phone for a quote?


as said above, they wont until i bring it in really, just thought some people would know the rough cost on resprays etc....
Tommy L
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When you say blow over, do you mean the whole car? Perhaps having the car moped would help the paintwork, but from your photos it looks spot on.

As already said, you can't put a price on the bits you stated as everywhere will be different.
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All the panels would have to be prepped in the same way, they would all be rubbed back. The parts which have been filled would all need to be primed. Any dents need to be filled or popped out too. Then the primer needs to be rubbed back.

Would be looking at the best part of £1k to 1.5k...
will_ainsworth
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yeh car is good, just theres little scratches here n there, stone chips, and i want it delocked and arieled.
will_ainsworth
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quote:
Originally posted by ed
All the panels would have to be prepped in the same way, they would all be rubbed back. The parts which have been filled would all need to be primed. Any dents need to be filled or popped out too. Then the primer needs to be rubbed back.

Would be looking at the best part of £1k to 1.5k...


thought it would be around that...
cheers!
Steve
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just leave it be its a nice standard example
16V_1600
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
just leave it be its a nice standard example

FTW
ed
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Your best bet is to get somone to look at it. Then you can make an informed decision as to what the best course of action is to take
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so im guessing if i got the locks welded over, and de arialed it wouldnt cost too much more as it could be a job lot...
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
just leave it be its a nice standard example


yeh it will be quite standard, but i want it looking mint condition, im a perfectionist, my corsa paintwork was mint, want the same with this!
ed
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Well, you would still be looking at both sides being painted and the roof being painted. I wouldn't expect the price to go down too much as there is still a fair ammount of prep to do...
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quote:
Originally posted by will_ainsworth
so im guessing if i got the locks welded over, and de arialed it wouldnt cost too much more as it could be a job lot...


yeah you wouldn't just be able to spray over the holes and job done, it has to be blended so chances are it would be top half of both doors and roof needed doing.

Just leave and save the money for your insurance
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quote:
Originally posted by 16V_1600
quote:
Originally posted by will_ainsworth
so im guessing if i got the locks welded over, and de arialed it wouldnt cost too much more as it could be a job lot...


yeah you wouldn't just be able to spray over the holes and job done, it has to be blended so chances are it would be top half of both doors and roof needed doing.

Just leave and save the money for your insurance


lol insurance is saved for,,, (corsa money when its sold!) plus a little bit more,,,, then bday money if i get any! (18th) and work pay etc....

 
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