Here's two pics of my new paint job.
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Here's two pics of my new paint job.
The paint is going to be wet sanded and polished before getting the original lower body stripe and transam stickers.


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My cousin's friend painted the car, he did it in a garage. I had seen previous cars he had painted, and he likes doing well what he does. That's why I decided to take it to him.
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He charged me 500 dlls for labor, and I got him the paint (paint, primer, reducers, sand paper,... everithing needed to do the job) and I paid about 400 dlls for the materials.Being a total of about $900 bucks.
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L@@ks great! Is he doing the wet sand too? Also, does your cousin's friend do other side jobs, I'm looking to get a 95 and an 84 painted black, with quality. Let me know I'm pretty local. (29 palms)
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Yes, he does other jobs, but he's not local. He lives like 250 miles away from L.A., but I think it was worth the trip and the waiting (about a month)
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Your car looks sweet man. My friends mom had a car like it, when it was silver and grey. I dont see many cars with the silver and grey. Do you or anyone know how rare that was.
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that is a very very nice car!!! i would leave it just the way it is w/ out the stickers. you paied half as much for your paint job than i did and your came out much much nicer
im still trying to work out all the aggrarvating mess ups the guy did on mine
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Looks bad azz Gab. I'm working on my buffing out my paint today and tommorow, I gotta go and get a better orbital sander that has variable speeds instead of the cheapo wally world crap.
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I'm almost tempted to say leave the stickers off...... oh hell, well I said it anyway
that is a very very nice car!!! i would leave it just the way it is w/ out the stickers
I'll do the wet sand and polishing, and see what I decide then, I might wait until I get tired of the plain paint look.
I really like the new factory look. BTW nice car scott
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