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paint my brick? need some opinions!

posted by  rstarkie on  Sun Jul 23 17:33 CST 2006
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Have you ever painted a car before?

Are you familiar with the process?

Do you have a good space to work in?

I don't know of anyone who learned how to paint a car by painting a car. There is a learning curve involved with each part of the process. It is not an easy task, nor is it inexpensive. All things considered you might best solve your problem by getting one of the Maaco upper level refinish jobs when they are having a sale. Different Maaco locations provide different results based on the management, the staff, and the day of the week. A little research on your part could pay good dividends.

Randy





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