Sandfrog

I may be getting a Mustang, but it looks like the owner before him had started wet sanding it to prepare it for a paint job. Then the fenders are after market and aren't painted. This is basically a daily driver but I'm not going for anything special here. I just don't like the fading paint all over the car from where he sanded it, and some cracked paint areas. Are there any places in central Virginia that don't charge an arm and a leg to just sand it a little, then throw a couple coats of the same color paint over it with a little gloss? It's white, so it doesn't need to look like a real good paint job. Shouldn't take a professional but a few hours.

Sandfrog

Just to give you an idea what I'm getting into...



About to grab a couple cans of Rustoleum to fix the bad spots in the mean time.

pocketaces

Maaco....just do the prep work yourself

M1KeyC

get a DA sander and some 180 grit and smooth it all out, and do what he said. Macco ftw.

elambz

Those fenders and wheels are hideous. Are you sure you want to drive that thing?

I<3Strippers!

pm accordkid, him and his dad do excellent work

nismo300zr2

if you just sand with the 180 and tell maaco to spray.. do they prep it anymore at all?

Pyscolilboy17

dont do macco find someone that does it for a side job, macco sucks. you pretty much get what you pay for and i most likely you will not like it. someone that does it for a side job will worry a little bit more about the quality then the quanity.

crxrookie

I'm in richmond too, I have a guy who does it on the side he does real good work. Fred at automotive headliners on research rd. on the south side. Nead a # e-mail me @ mthree@comcast.net.

s2k7

Actually Macco does great jobs. It's just they advertise these cheap paint jobs, and well...thats exactly what you get. How many time's do people have to explain this? You pay the price, and they'll do a great job.



180 on DA, with fiberglass is a big fuck no.