Hey Jimmy,

Sounds like you are onto a good thing then. What course were you 
doing in Melb? Should have said - some of us could have caught up 
while you were here?

Andrew

> hey all
>  
> sorry I have been in melb on course for two weeks.
>  
> Anyway I have since got two people to come out, have a look and give me a quote. 
> they both said around the $5000 mark incl bead blasting.
>  
> Funny thing is the first guy who quoted $10k was going to take short cuts that the 
> other two were not. Such as not fully painting the door jamb insides as "they are 
> not really seen all the time"
>  
> the latter two both have an alright name and one of them wants to paint it up for a 
> magazine quality shoot as he wants the business spread around.
>  
> sounds like a good option to me.....
>  
> cheers
>  
>  
> 
> 
> Andrew Greenbury <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Rick and Jimmy etc,
> 
> Sorry for the late reply on this - I was at a conference all last week.
> 
> When I was looking at getting my car done, I would have thought $4g 
> tops would have done it, but it seems the story is quite different in 
> reality. At the same time I got mine done, a knowledgable friend got his 
> job quoted extensively. He had done all prep - all that was required 
> was final touchup and the actual spray - he paid $4g for the work, and 
> this was in acrylic.
> 
> $10g does sound excessive, but at the same time the quote appears to 
> be quite thorough (including whole body sand blasting etc). I would 
> approach him with an aim of what result you were envisaging and an 
> idea of what you can afford, and see if a mutual agreement can be 
> negotiated - this is what I did and worked out well, with me doing pretty 
> much all nonspecialist work, leaving more money for the panelbeater 
> to do stuff which will directly affect the end result. 
> 
> Experiences I have heard about that have resulted in nice jobs have 
> been in the $6g ballpark. Someone else who may give some info is 
> David Andrews who is currently going through the process of getting 
> his 1600 done.
> 
> Andrew
> 
> > 
> > I would have thought a two pack paint job on a stripped car (not paint
> > stripped, just disassembled panels) in reasonably good condition, should
> > cost you $4000 from a professional paint shop, tops. Add more if panels
> > require work. Andrew Greenbury should give us a guide - his paint job is a
> > mickey mouse two pack job. Andrew did his own disassembly/reassembly.
> > Rick Clough
> > Ph: 03 5172 2670
> > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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