from my experiences with them...you get what you pay for. if you get the cheap ambassador paint jobs... then plan on repainting them sooner....or haveing alot more of an up keep then the better methods.
A bodyshop around the corner from me wanted over $300 just to paint my sisters '94 Civic rear bumper.SmokingTiresV6 said:Overall local shops will give you the best deal.
Quality costs money kidsDurrby said:A bodyshop around the corner from me wanted over $300 just to paint my sisters '94 Civic rear bumper.
burning your money would bring better results than having it done at maaco :disappoinQuikshifter said:hey! my 85 celica desperately needs a paint job. i know this can be very expensive at a private shop, so i was wondering how bad is maaco really? i just want solid black gloss...maybe metal flake...
So whats the verdict on maaco? yay or nay and why
I can write one up in five min. I'll do it before you canGridlyne said:Do it yourself. Buy the paint and sand paper and mask everything off and spray it. Im gonna start a DIY tutorial on painting soon. Keep an eye out for it. I am hoping it will become a sticky.
'85 Celica? Go for it. No reason putting more in the paint than the car is worth... Just make sure that if it cracks withing a reasonable time frame they'll warranty it... they did my cousin's Camaro.Quikshifter said:hey! my 85 celica desperately needs a paint job. i know this can be very expensive at a private shop, so i was wondering how bad is maaco really? i just want solid black gloss...maybe metal flake...
So whats the verdict on maaco? yay or nay and why