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The estimate from guy that did bodywork was over $20K for 2 stage paint. Unfortunately that was way out of budget.
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Of course. They want their cut of the increased value from the paint job. When shopping around, suggest getting quotes for a 2010 and then claim a typo.
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Don't forget that if you like orange, they'd just primer it for $10 less. Of course, then you have to wipe it down with kerosene for C&Cs or any time you want it shiny.
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Whatever color you choose, it'll be amazing.
My friends brothers '68 mustang in gold. Stunning.
My friends brothers '68 mustang in gold. Stunning.
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Reds are nice, but that thing would look incredible in Nightmist Blue....
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Thinking about getting a portable spray booth. I haven’t shot a car since 1979 but it’s like riding a bikeI’d be starting to count the cans…
if it was mine I’d go that route
That looks awesome! I personally love blue but son wants red. Wish it was a candy apple red but I’m sure it will look good.Whatever color you choose, it'll be amazing.
My friends brothers '68 mustang in gold. Stunning.
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I agree. All my stangs were blue. 68 was a silver blue. 06 was vista blue metallic and my 21 is velocity blue metallic. I tried to order the 22 in different color but came back to my favorite
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I am not a red fan either, but the wife loves the Rapid Red on our stang and I don't really look at it as red but rather as a close candy apple.
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It was actually closer to $30k for 2 stage paint. Single stage was around $20k.
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