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coupedup
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Usually charge to Primer a car (Foxbody Hatch) ?
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68dustin
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primer it yourself.. alot cheaper
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Originally posted by 90GTSleeepr:
200-300$$
Prepped/ primered
Right-on!!! Thats perfect, but is that including materials though ?
[ August 01, 2012, 02:38 PM: Message edited by: Nifty50 ]
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
primer it yourself.. alot cheaper
I would but my Lady aint gonna let that happen at our place.. LoL
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RODRIGUEZ
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Do it at a friends house, will be A LOT cheaper then taking it to a shop.
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Originally posted by RODRIGUEZ:
Do it at a friends house, will be A LOT cheaper then taking it to a shop.
I know that it would be cheaper that way but I do not feel that I have enough experience to do a nice job, like a shop would or someone that has been painting for a long time would.
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