[MelonBoy]

Wondering how much it would cost me to fully paint a Silver 2010 accord into a white?

Anyone know roughly how much I would be looking at and possible a bodyshop recommendation?

Much appreciated guys.

[jing]

You're better off selling your silver one and buying a white one instead. A decent job will run you 4-5k+
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[firebird79_00]

Most bodyshops would probably charge $4000-$5000 to have it done right, if you want it done cheaply ie) masking off mirrors, mouldings and door handles instead of removing your probably looking $2500-$3500 depending on where you go.

[Suprarz666]

color changing is a pain. Have to do door jambs, trunk, inners etc. Better off buying a white one. Unless you are planning to do it yourself, in my case i did.

[1exotic]

You have an accord.... there's a shit load of those.

If you actually have something worth painting.. average good job will be 4-5k.

Although there is plenty of people that will do as good of a job for much less. Private painters.

[flagella]

lol why would u repaint a 2010 accord.

[MelonBoy]

doozy thanks, just wondering

[Nvasion]

well if u wanted everything painted including inners and engine bay itll run you a bit more then 5k for it done good

[s300ae]

MM design can wrap it in white :troll:
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[1exotic]

well if u wanted everything painted including inners and engine bay itll run you a bit more then 5k for it done good

at a shop that has bills and employees to pay while still needing to make profit from the paint job...

pay a private painter for the materials and labour and you'll get it done for half the price.
unless you like throwing away money.

if you do some research there's lots of quality painters that charge resonable prices.

[BBMme]

His name is Jason give him a call eh. He shoulf be able to help you.
6042552818
1825 triumph street
Vancouver, Bc
Canada
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[Nlkko]

at a shop that has bills and employees to pay while still needing to make profit from the paint job...

pay a private painter for the materials and labour and you'll get it done for half the price.
unless you like throwing away money.

if you do some research there's lots of quality painters that charge resonable prices.

+1

[Phil@rise]

at a shop that has bills and employees to pay while still needing to make profit from the paint job...

pay a private painter for the materials and labour and you'll get it done for half the price.
unless you like throwing away money.

if you do some research there's lots of quality painters that charge resonable prices.

And when yur paint blisters or has other issues?