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The Volvo has been painted... before/after pics 200 1989

posted by  HouRide on  Wed May 19 04:05 CST 2004
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besides the comment that your car looks great, I would like to add that using a local shop at a reasonable price should be commended. Maybe that's a little off topic, but supporting local businesses is always better than using chains, in my mind.

Also- my brother's wagon is that color red, and it had major problems with the paint, despite being 5 years younger than my "ivory" white 242. I wonder if there is something about that red or just darker colors?

Finally I'm wondering what level of detail they went into regarding the trim. You mention that they just pulled back the windsheild trim. Did they remove side trim, bumper, etc, or tape it off?






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