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Was It Worth It? 200

posted by  dobber13 on  Mon Dec 6 15:31 CST 2004
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Just to fill you in for the last few months I have been trying to decide how much I should spend on a new paint job.Well you my think $1000 is alot to have a 85 240ti painted but after seeing 2 or 3 $300 paint jobs and to think that since my car body was straight, no rust (2 very small spots that where taken care of) and I plain to keep it as long as the wheels stay on it I went for it. After lookng into different types of paint I went with a Acrylic Urethane and I wish I could show you how good it came out WOOOOOOOOW I can't belive how deep the color looks. I stayed with the same color which is Redwood.This paint is very durable and flexible,it can be color sanded and polished if needed.this paint produces a briliant wet look and looks as good as the best lacquer.After seeing what happens to clear coats I think I made a good decision.Any comments or questions are welcome.Charlie






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