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· Armed NRA member.
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Alright, i do not possess the skills to paint my own truck, and i don't really know anyone that i trust to do it.. :think: However, i do need to get my truck repainted.. I don't need to go inside the door jams or under the hood, just strictly the exterior. high gloss black with a nice clear coat... How much money do you think i need to save to get this done..

Also, if anyone knows this, this is off topic but, my AC only comes out by my feet (needs to be fixed) and i need 2 new complete door panels.. where to buy? cost?? Thanks for your help...
 

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paint can vary, just wanting a respray wont be that bad, but keep in mind you get what you pay for.

id say around 1500-2k would get it done, but the best bet would be just to call and get quotes..


as for parts look for a salvage yard local. probably cheaper than having them shipped from egay
 

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find a paint shop and ask for a quote. id say off the top of my head maybe 1000 or more for a good paint job. maybe less if its the same color it is now
 

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Where are you guys getting your cars painted, Earl Shive? There's no way you're going to get a decent repaint for $1,000. The materials alone will run that. I used to be a painter, and I'm going to spray my own and I'm figuring about $1500.00. I'd shoot for $3,000 at the lowest. :imo
 

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just for a respray with no edging in?
Rock chips need to be feathered, door dings removed, vehicle blocked, etc. It adds up in a hurry. Let me state to do it right it would be around $3,000. Even a scuff and shoot would be 1500.00 plus though, just because of cost of materials. Single stage would be a little less, but base clear runs through some money.
 

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gotcha. Shit. Gotta get the pockets a little deeper. Thanks guys.
 

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Even though you might not be adept at painting, is there any reason you couldn't do the prepping yourself? This would save you a ton as this part is mostly labor. If you don't own one, rent a DA and a good air compressor. Start with 220 and then wet sand and block with 360. This is obviously over simplifying the procedure but you get the idea. This could knock over a grand off the price real easy. :)
 
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