Subject	For a good paint job, you will need to remove as much trim
Posted by	olyar15 on February 15, 2006 at 6:55 PM
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In Reply To	bringing the Z back to like new condition (almost) posted by thegooz on February 15, 2006 at 05:52 PM
Message	as possible. Therefore, I would buy slowly accumulate the trim pieces when finances allow, then when it is time to paint the car, either remove the old trim yourself or let the body shop remove and reinstall the new trim when they do the paint. Charles Carbon Black '95 TT '02 Honda CR-V "Bustermobile" Carbon Black '03 BMW M5
Follow Ups	bringing the Z back to like new condition (almost) - thegooz 17:52:50 02/15/06 i would do the exterior first (n/m) - zyongster 17:55:12 02/15/06 Re: i would do the exterior first - thegooz 18:09:16 02/15/06 do exterior last - CollegeBoy 18:19:10 02/15/06 In Aruba we only pay about $1500 for a paintjob - govaardz(Aruba) 19:51:35 02/15/06 Wish I had money to do all that :( (n/m) - Patrick(Austin) 18:40:20 02/15/06 Make sure maintenance is up to date first - mattztt 18:03:26 02/15/06 Re: Make sure maintenance is up to date first - thegooz 18:15:05 02/15/06 For a good paint job, you will need to remove as much trim - olyar15 18:55:54 02/15/06 Please fill in your profile (n/m) - govaardz(Aruba) 19:59:03 02/15/06 here is my .02 cent worth - EMPIRE_zTT (2+2tt coming soon) 20:16:55 02/15/06 Yep, that brining always turns out to be very expensive. :-) (n/m) - 240Z FeO2 20:34:02 02/15/06 My Paintjob will cost for free because my dad is a painter - OriginalGate21 20:33:30 02/15/06
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