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How long is a peice of string? There are so many variables in it. Do you want to pull your windows out? Engine bay? Inside the boot, doors, pillars, etc... Has your car got any damage or rust? Are you changing the wing? Bare metal spray? See where I am headed...?

A simple answer for a simple question: somewhere between $2000 and $15,000 depending on the quality you want.

hey

ok ok

my car is already dark blue but i need it to be resprayed but i want it more dark shiny blue with a black bonnet and theirs no dints in the car, i just want to do the outside of it.

and i have a spare front bar which has scratchs on the left side i was wondering how much it will cost to sand and respray ?

cheers

hey

ok ok

my car is already dark blue but i need it to be resprayed but i want it more dark shiny blue with a black bonnet and theirs no dints in the car, i just want to do the outside of it.

and i have a spare front bar which has scratchs on the left side i was wondering how much it will cost to sand and respray ?

cheers

Again - not trying to be rude - but how long is a peice of string?

Heres what you need to decide:

1. How good a paint job do u want? Do you want something that will look good for 12 months or something that will look great still in 5-10 years time?

Then the variables come in:

A cheap windows in respray not including door jams, boot jam inside of bonnet boot etc you may get out of it for around $3k. But as you want a slight colour change that'll include the door and bonnet jams therefore it most likely will be something more like $4-5k.

Windows out without taking it back to bare metal probably 6-7k.

Show winning paint job somewhere in teh region of $10-20k....

Giving a price for paint is not simple! Try calling some painters and ask them to lock in a quote sight unseen!

You're kidding... right?
How long is a peice of string? There are so many variables in it.

somewhere between $2000 and $15,000 depending on the quality you want.

^^^ this..

So many come on here asking about painting.. It's not hard to go to some panel shops and ask for a quote and will be alot more accuate.... And then decide if the cost of one guy is hell cheap compared to the rest.. And ask yourself why.. I'd also be checking the work they currently have done.. Also the result you are after..

^^^ this..

So many come on here asking about painting.. It's not hard to go to some panel shops and ask for a quote and will be alot more accuate.... And then decide if the cost of one guy is hell cheap compared to the rest.. And ask yourself why.. I'd also be checking the work they currently have done.. Also the result you are after..

craig is right. just go to a few panel shops and ask.

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