Question about paint and bodywork
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Question about paint and bodywork
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I just got in a new front bumper, sideskirts, and wing for my car. Since they are OEM parts, I am thinking about doing the installation myself. My question is, do I install the parts, unpainted, on the car and let the bodyshop do the paint or should I take the parts there, let them paint them first, then install them on my car.
Sorry if this is a retarded question, I'm somewhat of a paint retard
I just got in a new front bumper, sideskirts, and wing for my car. Since they are OEM parts, I am thinking about doing the installation myself. My question is, do I install the parts, unpainted, on the car and let the bodyshop do the paint or should I take the parts there, let them paint them first, then install them on my car.
Sorry if this is a retarded question, I'm somewhat of a paint retard
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Re: Question about paint and bodywork
Forgot to add, the sideskirts are already painted my color, but its not in the best of shape. I'm wondering if I install them on the car, will the body shop have to take them off anyway to sand them down/prep them?
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Re: Question about paint and bodywork
The skirts and front bumper are OEM Porsche parts. I just wanted to install them myself because I want them installed EXACTLY how the factory installs them. Even bought all the brackets, screws, and various nick nacks from the dealership and I doubt most body shops would go through the trouble of doing that.
So you don't think I need to have them on the car for them to be able to match the color perfectly?
Thanks Cobra4B, your car is looking beautiful all finished and buttoned up BTW.
So you don't think I need to have them on the car for them to be able to match the color perfectly?
Thanks Cobra4B, your car is looking beautiful all finished and buttoned up BTW.
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Re: Question about paint and bodywork
Makes sense. I guess I'll just take them my existing bumper. Thanks for the input, I guess I know what I'm doing this weekend!
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