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mantamark

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Registered: 19th Jun 06
Location: Northumberland
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20th Feb 08 at 16:52

Full dip - full respray.

its not getting done in the door shuts or under bonnet, basically everything you can see on the outside is getting done.

Ian W

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Registered: 8th Nov 03
Location: Wirral, Merseyside
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20th Feb 08 at 17:02

I had a full repaint for £900

It included some rust repairs and general tidying of the body, slam panel and door shuts.

Couldn't really fault the job 3 years later

Andy Stocker

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Registered: 31st Aug 00
Location: Herts Drives: Porsche 911
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20th Feb 08 at 17:33

Did the prep work on the punto myself, guy painted it for £400

Col004

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Registered: 25th Jun 03
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21st Feb 08 at 13:58

Ive had the full gsi kit done, doors, bonet, boot lid, wiper removed and smoothed from boot lid, arial on the roof removed and smoothed, and inside done and the full car including inside the door shuts. Well made up with the job for 1500 quid.

[Edited on 21-02-2008 by Col004]

SAL

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Registered: 19th Dec 05
Location: Radlett, Hertfordshire
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21st Feb 08 at 16:39

quote:
Originally posted by Col004
Ive had the full gsi kit done, doors, bonet, boot lid, wiper removed and smoothed from boot lid, arial on the roof removed and smoothed, and inside done and the full car including inside the door shuts. Well made up with the job for 1500 quid.

[Edited on 21-02-2008 by Col004]

this is going to be hot

fair play

Toby

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21st Feb 08 at 16:44

i dont know why anyone would pay for a respray imo i think spending 1500 on a car worht not much than that is a waste,yes like most mods to but it cant be recouped unlike an engine which could be sold on or an exhaust say, just my opion like

SAL

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21st Feb 08 at 16:48

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaB4ever
i dont know why anyone would pay for a respray imo i think spending 1500 on a car worht not much than that is a waste,yes like most mods to but it cant be recouped unlike an engine which could be sold on or an exhaust say, just my opion like

think out side the box

Dan295

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Registered: 9th Oct 06
Location: London
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21st Feb 08 at 16:50

stavs your old blue car had a few repsrays through the years didnt it?

SAL

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Registered: 19th Dec 05
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21st Feb 08 at 16:53

yeh which cost a fair few £

SAL

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21st Feb 08 at 16:55

Like i said before, you get what you pay for

I have not seen another arden blue with as much depth as mine, even parked next to brand new VXR's mine still looked a better finish

[Edited on 21-02-2008 by Stavs]

Dan295

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21st Feb 08 at 16:56

fresh respray pics

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21st Feb 08 at 17:01

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaB4ever
i dont know why anyone would pay for a respray imo i think spending 1500 on a car worht not much than that is a waste,yes like most mods to but it cant be recouped unlike an engine which could be sold on or an exhaust say, just my opion like

how do you suggest getting new paint without a respray then

bigdan

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Registered: 4th Jan 07
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21st Feb 08 at 17:05

depending on how bad the shell is its around 1k in a back street garage that includes windows out minus the windscreen doors removed and bonnet removed

Toby

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21st Feb 08 at 17:06

i dont! i just dont feel its worthwhile when peole can get almost as good results with a few polishing products and a few hours graft, id be the first to admit cars look great with a fresh coat but i could justify the money, guess its similar for those that want to spend 2000 odd quid on insuraing a car the similar price

bigdan

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Registered: 4th Jan 07
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21st Feb 08 at 17:07

i sprayed my car myself which i think came out pretty good, took about a week though and only cost me 150 in materials

bigdan

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21st Feb 08 at 17:09

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaB4ever
i dont! i just dont feel its worthwhile when peole can get almost as good results with a few polishing products and a few hours graft

if you can get some 1 to get an arden blue car to look almost as good as stavs old car with a few polishing products, i will paint your car

Toby

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21st Feb 08 at 17:11

quote:
Originally posted by bigdan

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaB4ever
i dont! i just dont feel its worthwhile when peole can get almost as good results with a few polishing products and a few hours graft

if you can get some 1 to get an arden blue car to look almost as good as stavs old car with a few polishing products, i will paint your car

thats a deal

but i dont think you find a resrpay thats say 1500 quid better than a mop at a bodyshop

bigdan

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21st Feb 08 at 17:13

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaB4ever

quote:
Originally posted by bigdan

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaB4ever
i dont! i just dont feel its worthwhile when peole can get almost as good results with a few polishing products and a few hours graft

if you can get some 1 to get an arden blue car to look almost as good as stavs old car with a few polishing products, i will paint your car

thats a deal but i dont think you find a resrpay thats say 1500 quid better than a mop at a bodyshop

if you have the money and love your car, i would say it is

btw if you prove me wrong im painting your car with a roller

Toby

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21st Feb 08 at 17:14

img]http://www.corsasport.co.uk/carimages/6560/P9151921.JPG[/img]
granted you cant see the whole car but still....

and this isnt bad for ten year old paint
how are you for the weekend to paint my car, im in jesmond all weekend so would be ideal for you to do it then

[Edited on 21-02-2008 by CorsaB4ever]

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Registered: 20th May 02
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21st Feb 08 at 17:16

yes, but saying you dont see the point of a full respray on an old car is a bit silly IMO

Toby

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21st Feb 08 at 17:18

quote:
Originally posted by jr
yes, but saying you dont see the point of a full respray on an old car is a bit silly IMO

depends what you class as old, for me 25 years is old not 10, not saying its silly just not very cost effective which is my opinion

bigdan

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21st Feb 08 at 17:20

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaB4ever

quote:
Originally posted by jr
yes, but saying you dont see the point of a full respray on an old car is a bit silly IMO

depends what you class as old, for me 25 years is old not 10, not saying its silly just not very cost effective which is my opinion

if you dont have the money its expensive then you dont get it done

Col004

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21st Feb 08 at 17:29

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaB4ever
i dont know why anyone would pay for a respray imo i think spending 1500 on a car worht not much than that is a waste,yes like most mods to but it cant be recouped unlike an engine which could be sold on or an exhaust say, just my opion like

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaB4ever
i dont! i just dont feel its worthwhile when peole can get almost as good results with a few polishing products and a few hours graft, id be the first to admit cars look great with a fresh coat but i could justify the money, guess its similar for those that want to spend 2000 odd quid on insuraing a car the similar price

@ polish products... I did'nt know these removed little dings ect on the shell from the previous owner.
Personally mine is a weekend toy and a show car for the summer and a hobby for that matter. We've all got the spend our money on something as we cant take it with us can we.
What do you spend your money on... I certainly wont give you a 3rd degree on saying its a waste if you enjoy doing it.....

Toby

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21st Feb 08 at 17:31

if you think a few dings and swirl marks are worth the money fair play to you, im not giving you the third degree just trying to justify my point when asked to,

Col004

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Registered: 25th Jun 03
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21st Feb 08 at 17:34

i never asked your point... im helping the lad who started the post as to how much a paint job costs.

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