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Hi, been considering getting the front bar, all the chips and scratches on my car repaired but Im tossing between having the car completely resprayed in the same colour or wether i should just get it resprayed and repaired were the dmage is. Problem atm is cant afford to not have my car for for longer than 3 or so days. And im worried about the quality of work and expenses involved in having the imperfections repaired as appose to the outside completely resprayed. Also need boot holes done as Ive removed my wing.

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just wait mate and save ur money ull get sum spare time it took me 5 weeks to respray my car evry day after work i was working on it but if the rest of the car isent to bad just get the front bumber dun should only take 2 days to do

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just wait mate and save ur money ull get sum spare time it took me 5 weeks to respray my car evry day after work i was working on it but if the rest of the car isent to bad just get the front bumber dun should only take 2 days to do

yeh I know, just frustrating seein her paint in the condition it is from carparks, people egging my car and trucks dropping gravel whilst im driving behind them. Feels like Ive been neglecting it.

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yea well i painted mine with in a few month of having it cuz i could nice and cheap being in the trade but waited 2 years to do any serious engine work only had zaust and intercooler dun now just fin dropping a fully forged rb26 in her but take ur time mate ull be happy that u waited to get the whole car resprayed then just bits and pieces

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