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Buy it nice or buy it twice. |
Thats the real problem with painting a car though, you might buy it nice and still have to buy it twice. Quality autobody is an art form, and not everyone who does it is an artist. |
A good quality paint job with good prep and finishing will only improve the value of your car but not enough to get a return on such an investment unless you have a classic of some sort that needs such a finishing touch. Cheap out and you've ruined the car. I've seen it too many times. |
I personally would never buy a repainted car. Unless it was a classic resto or something like that. For an every day car, no way, and ESPECIALLY if it was a colour change. |
If you color change the car then you are looking at a big drop in re-sale value unless you are stripping the whole car down and doing a resto job on it I would not. I was considering this myself with the Supra but it will be getting sprayed in silver just like it is now. And yes, a good paint job is going to cost you 4-6K if you want it to be smooth like glass. Don't skimp on things like paint because it will come back to haunt you later on. |
according the the interwebs it cost $2500-4k to wrap a car? are u fucking kidding me? :lawl: |
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as for a color change, maybe with a car that was originally black? i can't stand seeing something like a red car and then opening the hood and seeing the engine bay is still the original green for example... meh. |
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I painted my old Nissan 200sx with primer spraybomb (camouflage colours). Didn't cost much more than your foreman. Funny enough, it's probably the best looking car I've ever owned. :fullofwin: |
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Forest camo, giant number "06" sprayed white on the doors and a USSR hammer and sickle painted in red on the hood. Ooooohhhhhh yeah! |
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