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Tech Talk => Gelcoat / Paint / Fireberglass Repair => Topic started by: moose35 on June 14, 2015, 11:00:59 AM
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hey what's up guys, I just bought a 76 challenger and the paint on it is original and I want something more my taste but I have no time to do it myself so I was hoping someone could hook me up with painting it or someone that they know can do it all help is greatly appreciated
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What about doing a wrap on it? If the glass is all good a wrap is pretty quick and looks good if done proper. Just a idea
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I have not thought about that, where would I get it done at tho, I need like the whole thing done though
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I've never had it done but have friends that have but only the top half, I don't see why you couldn't wrap the entire boat, I would just do a quick google search for auto wrap shops in your area, give them a call and just pick there brain about wrapping your entire boat. They can do any image or design you can think up
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ive got a painter by my shop. he does good work, has done work on a members boat here recently.
did you want bottom painted?
what color(s)?
paint scheme?
wraps are good. company i work for has their vehicles wrapped. first set didnt do too well in the sun. faded pretty bad. and you cant touch it up really. they were not very glossy either. graphics were pretty crisp tho.....just about picture quality. prices have come down with wraps.....but still pushing close to a grand for simple graphics.
my painter can give you a quote, if youre local. we're in stanton, ca. not too far from knotts berry farm.
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ya cool boss, im looking at a simple paint, just white with black trim, and a lime green pin striping through it, if you could just get a price range that would be awesome boss and yes I would like the whole thing done
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I have not thought about that, where would I get it done at tho, I need like the whole thing done though
Do not wrap your boat. First off, the sun is going to fade the wrap after a couple years, plus the wrap will come off on the bottom of the boat. Had a buddy do it and he is already taking it off after one season
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