My front bumper seems to have some dings and scratches. Which really is to be expected after a while. My question is how much is it usually to get just the bumper painted? I live in Wisconsin don't know if that matters. I did ask just randomly how much it would cost to paint my whole car at the "infiniti dealer bodyshop" he told me 9grand..... Seemed a bit high! If anybody has an idea please let me know!

Thanks

 

It really does matter where you live, even within cities. I paid $500 to have my bumper repainted a few weeks ago. While at a meet one of the members from a bodyshop quoted us $135, but his shop is 60 miles from my front door which makes it impossible since done correctly it takes at least 2 days. As you can tell prices vary, shop around or check your REGIONAL area here on Driver for member suggested shops. I wouldn't let Infiniti stealerships paint my coupe even if it were covered by my insurance!
Gary

 

Thanks! I will look around. Wonder if anybody is from Wisconsin on here in the madison/mil area?

 

Also, i had them tell me how much it would be to paint the trunk because i'm debadging it and if theres any problems they said 3k.... ridiculous...

 

dude if you debadge just buff out the marks. no need to repaint.

 

I did looks great! but still want to get my front bumper painted !

 

infiniti has their own body shop !?

 

it shouldnt be more than 500 - def not thousans!? thats crazy money. esp if its a factory color - now if it were custom and done right then i could see higher in the single digit thousands. good luck shop around and get feedback from customers who use them and to compare prices - def need to make sure its A+ quality with paint

 

Yah, will be calling around next week to see where I can get this done and check on there reviews... I wish rocks didn't exist lol

 

It's just one the dealerships around here that has one... they also service all the other cars they sell.

 

Yeah shouldn't be more than like 800, tell them your not going through insurance and it might be a lil cheaper.