wetworksgarage.com located in costa mesa. they did a good job with prepping and painting my body kit with decent prices. i've tried pj bonifacio and they did a good job as well. as for mobworks, i will never go back there again.

 

ok PJ it is.

 

My G35 Coupe Diamond Graphite just got hit on the front right quarter panel by someone who ran a RED light. I probably need to replace the front bumper w/ beam support, the light, the quarter panel, and recondition the wheels.

Anyone know of a very very good place where price is not issue (since insurance will pay for it) auto body shop in Orange County? I am willing to goto LA if need be for a good job.

So far these are the shops I dig up the pass couple of days. Can someone who have use them give me some in put.

1) Wet Works Garage
http://www.wetworksgarage.com/index.htm

2) Marco's Auto Body
http://www.marcosautobody.com/index.html
Note: Seem like everyone is talking about them on the forum. Are they that good?

3) California Auto Collision
http://www.calautocollision.com/contact.htm
Note: Infiniti of Costa Mesa, and Infiniti of Tustin refer their customer to these guys to do the body work.

4) Caliber Collision Centers
http://www.calibercollision.com/
Note: Infiniti of Mission Viejo recommend them. They are a chain of support all over the United States.

5) Quigley's Auto Body
http://www.quigleysautobody.com/a.htm
Note: Someone on this forum really like them, cause they keep on writing about them. Has anyone else use them?

6) Auto Recon
http://www.autorecon.com/
Note: Their website looks nice, but are they work good?

Thanks in advance for the help. Please add more comment and shop if you have any.

 

AutoNetwork does great color matching. They buff it down to a finish that looks identical to the oem paint! The only problem is that their paint jobs dont hold up to rock chips. If you have a fiberglass bumper... the rock chips will be 10 times worse! From what I've seen, I think M1 is the best choice. I'm most likely going to them to repaint my bumper since its riddled with rock chips.