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Title: PAINT
Post by: freddyc on February 26, 2019, 06:16:35 PM
This is a, How longs a piece of string question. What are people paying for paint jobs, not a summernats winning paint job just a paint job that looks  good and shiny. One car is absolutely rust free the other has no panel rust only subframe (which I will do), this car may also have a bit of bog in I door and rear quarter.
Fred
PS. SORRY 


Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: RP86 on March 01, 2019, 02:18:51 PM
Paint Items      @ $80.00
 FULL INSDE & OUT RESPRAY 2 TONE GREY                       125.00
 ENGINE BAY IN DARK GREY                                 6.00
 TOP DASH DARK GREY                                      2.50
                                      PAINT Hours =    133.50
                                        Sub Total  =  10680.00

Last quote I got mate.


Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: KFV888 on March 01, 2019, 02:24:35 PM
Paint Items      @ $80.00
 FULL INSDE & OUT RESPRAY 2 TONE GREY                       125.00
 ENGINE BAY IN DARK GREY                                 6.00
 TOP DASH DARK GREY                                      2.50
                                      PAINT Hours =    133.50
                                        Sub Total  =  10680.00

Last quote I got mate.

x that by 3 and you be closer to the final bill


Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: Harv on March 01, 2019, 03:34:21 PM
Delivered rolling (driving) ute body to panelbeaters. All trim, moulds etc had been removed. Panels held by 1-2 bolts only. Beaters performed small rust repair at tailgate hinges. Paint roughed up (not stripped to bare metal) and painted in two pack grey. Outer panels, tray and inside car. Dash top in clinker grey. No engine bay. $12k.

Cheers
Harv


Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: Billy Blackarrow on March 01, 2019, 05:37:49 PM
It's not what you know but who you know. I got my sprayed for 5K ,I did most of the rubbing back and primer they picked up and delivered (money in brown paper bag) happy as a pig in S@%T with the job  :P ::) ;D ;D ;D looking at the money some of you spent I got a GREAT deal and JOB


Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: geebeefc on March 01, 2019, 09:20:34 PM
That 5K in a paper bag sounds nice, just wonder how that will hold up if you ever need a warranty repair!


Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: black57 on March 03, 2019, 07:16:34 PM
I took mine back to bare metal myself.
Body work all done. Mind you, there was no rust, only a few dents. Body was amazingly clean.
Straightened everything, etch primed, undercoat, 5 coats of 2 pak.
Flat black, which is harder to do than gloss, because once painted there can be no repairs without them showing.
Used 10 ltrs of DNA paint at $125 per liter, plus hardener.
If I count hrs at $100 an hr, all up she cost me $10,500
I had 3 quotes all about $12,000-$15,000 as long as I took it to bare metal myself.

Hope that helps.
Pinky.


Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: waynos on March 06, 2019, 09:18:50 PM
paint alone is expensive,these days .i think the guy that painted the lone star ute said it was 1000 bucks for 4 litres of clear...ppg though .that stuffs pricey


Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: my8thholden on March 07, 2019, 07:25:59 AM
I had 4 lts of PPG 2 pack mixed for another car we did a few years ago in Bermuda Turquoise , the distributor got the PPG rep to come and mix it ,that was $100 bucks of the $800 total cost ..My spray painter just loved it , remember dont buff it ,and avoid runs at all costs ,they are very difficult to deal with ,,Vern



Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: FireKraka on March 07, 2019, 10:36:14 AM
I had my EK Ute project painted by a retired guy that used to run his own panel shop, he works out of home and only does one car at a time.
He charges nowhere near what others charge nowadays, he did a couple of exterior repairs and some mods I wanted, did body work, prept, primed, painted in 2pk, he bought all materials that were added to the bill of course and it took 3 months, all up this ended up just over 17k if I had of taken it to a shop at today's rates I think it would have cost double to get the finish I got.
Neil


Title: Re: PAINT
Post by: Errol62 on March 07, 2019, 01:25:34 PM
Far out guys. Think I’ll be painting my car at home in the shed. I’m too tight. I’ll have a go at most things, though I’ve farmed out the upholstery this time.


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