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Got some time this week-end to get my grill painted and put back in.. Should have some new lights in by thursday if they come in.
I had some extra time and took some paint cleaner/polish and buffed the original paint on the doors and around the front of the windows and was amazed at the out come... I know it won't last long but it looks pretty good for now...
Got prices on fixing a few dents in the hood and spraying and was very happy with the prices most around $2000.00 I thought was very fair what do you'll think?
Wade, I don't know where you live, rural, city, etc. but $2000 sounds like a lot of money for straightening and painting a hood. I am not an expert but I think you should shop around.
I think I would agree with abe $2000 seams like a lot of money. I think I could get at least the exterior of mine painted for that. Unless you mean the whole truck, or $200. If not you need to look around some more. Or better yet if you have a garage invest in a compressor and a paint gun. Remeber the cost of a compressor can also be justified by the number of tools you can use with it. And I bet you could get a comp, gun, fix the dents and paint your truck for less that $2000, unless you want some fancy paint.
I think they are charging you that price simply because they are painting a vintage truck, and only the hood???.
Thats a cost for a high quality paint job for a complete car in some parts of the country including knocking out dents and bondo.
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