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Apr 8, 2016 | 06:58 PM

#21

rrc1962

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From: West TN

Could try this...

https://www.dipyourcar.com/?gclid=CN...FUgkgQodpDQI_A

It looks interesting. I've been thinking about trying it on my daughters clunker just to see how it works. Evidently, when you get tired of it, you just peel it off.

Apr 9, 2016 | 04:55 AM

#22

Brian Felts

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This is the last Chevelle I finished a couple weeks ago, and a 66 Mustang I am taking apart now. Monte if you decided to do it yourself get in contact with me and I will walk you through the easiest material to start with and the best equipment for the lowest price to start you off.

Just trying it once is how I got started!

Brian

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Apr 9, 2016 | 06:19 AM

#23

ps374

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From: Monroe Twp, NJ

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Originally Posted by five7kid

Do the prep, have Maaco shoot it.

Just what kind of job does Maaco do? Anyone had their cars done by Macco?

Apr 9, 2016 | 07:00 AM

#24

monte k

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Paint job

Thanks Brian will do, my family is from your part of Ohio
Chillicothe, waverly , Morgantown etc
I'll be getting with you for sure
Thanks
Monte Keller

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Originally Posted by Brian Felts

Apr 9, 2016 | 10:57 AM

#25

v8vette84

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From: Finger Lakes Region, New York

I have never liked the wraps on anything but BMW's. I'm not a fan of matte paint, I got tired of looking at matte paint when I was younger and all the young kids had flat black cars because it was cool. (and because they "painted" their cars with rattle cans) Some wrap jobs look ok but I would personally never do it. Especially not myself...

Apr 9, 2016 | 03:36 PM

#26

ghoastrider1

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From: indy indiana

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Originally Posted by monte k

Your right, I'm going to keep it, it's down to the primer now, I'm leaned ng towardgetting the equipment I need and do it myself , I think it would surely be less expensive
Monte k

you may be able to rent what you need.