Going to the Body Shop
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Going to the Body Shop
Im planning on taking my car in to get my front and sides painted and installed. I was wondering if there was anything I should know before doing so. Also, based off your guys past experiences, what kind of turnaround should I be expecting? Im just wondering because the G is my daily driver. Thanks.
Originally Posted by 1trueG
Why would I need to put my stock wheels on? Just to be safe?
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Im taking it to a place in fremont called Eurocar. The painter is my older bro's friend and he does excellent work. As for the price, I think I'll only have to pay for paint.
Originally Posted by 1trueG
Im taking it to a place in fremont called Eurocar. The painter is my older bro's friend and he does excellent work. As for the price, I think I'll only have to pay for paint.
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^ ??? he's painting his car
Stock wheels are fine if you trust them =) walk around the shop and see if they bag the cars/wheels up.. if not then I'd def go with the OEMs into the shop..
Some key things to look at
1. Where they store the parts, inside your car or around your car.. inside your car.. prepared to get your interior rocked
2. Do they bag up areas they are NOT working on?
3. Do they bag up your wheels?
4. Paint booth and how clean it is inside
5. Types of cars they work on - expensive, exotic, cheaper, custom.. collision repairs, custom work, etc.. You'd go to different shops for what you want to do IMO
6. Paint mixer.. do they have their own machine or do they buy paint etc..
7. storage.. make sure your car is kept in a safe place either in a gated garage or in the shop
8. dont forget your stock parts =)
Stock wheels are fine if you trust them =) walk around the shop and see if they bag the cars/wheels up.. if not then I'd def go with the OEMs into the shop..
Some key things to look at
1. Where they store the parts, inside your car or around your car.. inside your car.. prepared to get your interior rocked
2. Do they bag up areas they are NOT working on?
3. Do they bag up your wheels?
4. Paint booth and how clean it is inside
5. Types of cars they work on - expensive, exotic, cheaper, custom.. collision repairs, custom work, etc.. You'd go to different shops for what you want to do IMO
6. Paint mixer.. do they have their own machine or do they buy paint etc..
7. storage.. make sure your car is kept in a safe place either in a gated garage or in the shop
8. dont forget your stock parts =)
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