Bodyshops good with fiberglass?
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Melting Slicks
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Bodyshops good with fiberglass?
Curious if there's any good body shops in the area that are known to be good with fiberglass?
-I'm in Woodinville and there's loads of body shops in the warehouse district, but no idea which, if any are good with fiberglass.
No, nothing terrible happened to my car (not even here yet); just trying to plan ahead for an aftermarket bumper that I'm infatuated with.
Adam
-I'm in Woodinville and there's loads of body shops in the warehouse district, but no idea which, if any are good with fiberglass.
No, nothing terrible happened to my car (not even here yet); just trying to plan ahead for an aftermarket bumper that I'm infatuated with.
Adam
Last edited by NewbVetteGuy; 07-27-2016 at 11:54 PM.
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well unless you have a C3 or older its not fiberglass its SMC....most quality painters can do wonders if the part you buy is well made most good parts require little prep work especially if you get into good carbon fiber parts
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Curious if there's any good body shops in the area that are known to be good with fiberglass?
-I'm in Woodinville and there's loads of body shops in the warehouse district, but no idea which, if any are good with fiberglass.
No, nothing terrible happened to my car (not even here yet); just trying to plan ahead for an aftermarket bumper that I'm infatuated with.
Adam
-I'm in Woodinville and there's loads of body shops in the warehouse district, but no idea which, if any are good with fiberglass.
No, nothing terrible happened to my car (not even here yet); just trying to plan ahead for an aftermarket bumper that I'm infatuated with.
Adam
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Can't say for sure, but in my occasional visits and experience with my other cars, I've seen Corvettes at Queen City in Redmond. I've been very pleased at what work they've done for me, though on my Mazdas, and they are approved (certified?) by Audi to work on the aluminum bodied cars. There's often a Ferrari or Mercedes in for some repair so that raises my confidence level above a lot of other shops.
I guess if something happened that I needed to be fixed or painted on my Corvette, I'd head there first. Partly because they are close to where I live.
I've also heard good things about Corvettes of Auburn, but have no first hand experience with them.
I guess if something happened that I needed to be fixed or painted on my Corvette, I'd head there first. Partly because they are close to where I live.
I've also heard good things about Corvettes of Auburn, but have no first hand experience with them.