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Got some rust on the top plates of my strut towers and a few spots on the underbody that might need cleaning/bogging or even cutting/welding too.. Can anyone recommend someone in Sydney for this type of work that won't overcharge and will do a good job?

I only know of good mechanics but the 2 panel beaters I've been to in the past are complete kunts so I don't want to go back there. Any recommendations ? Cheers

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Hey mate,

Give these guys a call

Louie at Xclusive colours - Smithfield 0413 581 009

My GTR is there now getting the bay done and a bit of rust removed from the strut top. He does a great job and he doesnt charge much for his time.

or

Andy at Complete Smash - Kirawee 0415 894 169

Andy did a full retore on a mates Valiant, top work and his attention to detail is amazing. again he doenst charge much for his time and does a good job.

Cheers,

Johno

  • 2 weeks later...

i smacked my s15 a few days ago.

and my excess is probably the same as fixing it private..

Any reasonable shops around Hills area?

Basically i need the front fixed, i will supply my own front bar, side fenders, headlights, bonnet and things that the panel beater would tell me that i am missing..

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