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Now before everyone says "just ring and ask" i just wanna know how much i will be spending. I want my fibreglass nismo front bar painted, QM1 white all over with the black bottom lip. I also want it fitted properly, because holes need to be drilled in it. What am i looking at $$$ wise?

im getting my gtr bar painted tomorrow :blush:
yea im gettin my type m lip fixed up and fitted again...can't stand the front of my car atm

So where are you guys heading for your paintjobs, and how much are you looking at? Cheers.

Oi! im not a whore lately actually, im just very needy :blush: Wanna respray my car? Ill buy you a carton of smokes?

OH OH and ill buy you a maxi pick for sat night lotto :laugh:

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