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1812_S
01-03-15, 07:54 PM
hi just wondering if anybody has taken some lower fairings to get painted by a bodyshop before

i know it will vary with garage but just wanted a rough est

thanks

Beetrootkiller
01-03-15, 09:25 PM
Hi :)

I had my lowers resprayed - took them in painted and the body shop rubbed down, primed and painted with a very good finish. They charged 2 hours labour for the lot which seemed pretty good to me.

Edit - I supplied the paint (was about £15 for 1/4 litre tin which was enough) and the labour cost around £90 if i remember rightly!

maviczap
01-03-15, 09:27 PM
Think from memory my lowers, undertray and mudguard were £100. But i think that was cheap.

1812_S
01-03-15, 09:39 PM
Thanks that's cheaper than I thought

how much was 2 hrs exactly beetroot

1812_S
01-03-15, 11:02 PM
thanks beetroot is the paint easily ordered online

Beetrootkiller
01-03-15, 11:21 PM
I went to my local place that came recommended (Middleton panels and paint).. Perhaps ask your local body shop where they get their paint from?

Someone like RS paints may do postage but you'd be better off checking out a local place... Also take a sample painted piece if possible.. Makes it easier for them to match!

1812_S
02-03-15, 06:47 AM
just had a look on that rs site but YHJ paint is alot more than £15 :confused:

Beetrootkiller
02-03-15, 06:57 AM
Yeh I've just seen.. I've never used them but was recommended to me before I went to Middleton, they are more expensive.. But looks like they ship if you cannot find a local dealer.

maviczap
02-03-15, 07:05 AM
The paint is the most expensive part in this process

Beetrootkiller
02-03-15, 07:09 AM
And looking at RS website it says I should have had a base coat and laquer, the bodyshop must have done that for me but haven't charged me any materials..