Respray estimate?
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One day I'd like to get my 2WD Saff resprayed in original Flint Grey, and have all the minor body glitches sorted (tiny bit of rust under both rear door windows and maybe a very slight dent here or there).
Can anyone give me a rough idea of the kinda price I'm gonna be paying, as I really don't have a clue!
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Can anyone give me a rough idea of the kinda price I'm gonna be paying, as I really don't have a clue!
Thanks
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No set prices as everywhere will be different
Youre probably looking at a grand unless you can find someone willing to do a 'homer'
Bodyshops have good and bad reputations like any other business i would ask around.
Youre probably looking at a grand unless you can find someone willing to do a 'homer'
Bodyshops have good and bad reputations like any other business i would ask around.
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I've just had my car repainted, full respray including, boot shut, door shuts and the top half of the engine bay. I did all the stripping and rebuilding, so delivered the car as a rolling shell with all major components removed. They then supplied it back in the same state.
It weighed in at over £2k
but it was worth every penny, a truly stunning job
At the end of the day, you gets what you pays for.
If you pay less, they will spend less time on it and use cheaper materials, you spend more, they will hopefully spend more time and use better materials
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It weighed in at over £2k
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At the end of the day, you gets what you pays for.
If you pay less, they will spend less time on it and use cheaper materials, you spend more, they will hopefully spend more time and use better materials
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Im a painter for Mclaren Been in the trade since i left school, I only know of one garage i would but my car in to be painted, Place called Paynes there in iver not to far from you.
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A friend of mine is the best sprayer ive ever known, and does a top job. He's done a few saphs and known he's charged around £1750 for a complete respray, bargain me thinks and your not overally far from swindon
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As a ex Esimator £2000 + materials used + how much rust and small dents cost, as a rough guide (rust under rear windows normally means new doors, secondhand good doors, or at least door skins) If bodged eg filled it will ALWAYS come back. You get what you pat for is the old saying and it is still very true. If you stick with companys that are insurance approved quality of work is usualy good with a garantee, but as with everything there is good and bad in both private repairers and insurance recomended repairers. Try for recomendations from friends or try someone recomended from this forum
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Originally Posted by RS3DR
Your probably looking at between £2-2.5k for a decent job, try and stay away from insurance authorised bodyshops tho ![Top](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/smile011.gif)
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I would say u pay for wat u get mate
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