Need a good paint shop in Houston, my Tundra was keyed
12-13-2009, 11:46 PM
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Need a good paint shop in Houston, my Tundra was keyed
As a psychology major I am still trying to figure out the mind of someone who can do something like this. I did a forum search to find that it happens all the time to our fellow forum members. There is going to be a specially place in hell for these punk *** bitches. I am glad I did not catch him because there is no telling what I would do.
First off it is all the way to the metal, do I have to repaint the entire door or can it be faded? Its black so I am not sure what I can and can't do. I have become the master at getting scratches out with my high speed buffer and Miguires but there is no saving this.
Any good reasonable shops to do this kind of work? Thanks for the help.
First off it is all the way to the metal, do I have to repaint the entire door or can it be faded? Its black so I am not sure what I can and can't do. I have become the master at getting scratches out with my high speed buffer and Miguires but there is no saving this.
Any good reasonable shops to do this kind of work? Thanks for the help.
12-14-2009, 12:08 AM
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try richey on the north side..
As a psychology major I am still trying to figure out the mind of someone who can do something like this. I did a forum search to find that it happens all the time to our fellow forum members. There is going to be a specially place in hell for these punk *** bitches. I am glad I did not catch him because there is no telling what I would do.
First off it is all the way to the metal, do I have to repaint the entire door or can it be faded? Its black so I am not sure what I can and can't do. I have become the master at getting scratches out with my high speed buffer and Miguires but there is no saving this.
Any good reasonable shops to do this kind of work? Thanks for the help.
First off it is all the way to the metal, do I have to repaint the entire door or can it be faded? Its black so I am not sure what I can and can't do. I have become the master at getting scratches out with my high speed buffer and Miguires but there is no saving this.
Any good reasonable shops to do this kind of work? Thanks for the help.
12-14-2009, 12:09 AM
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you will be happy with them..
As a psychology major I am still trying to figure out the mind of someone who can do something like this. I did a forum search to find that it happens all the time to our fellow forum members. There is going to be a specially place in hell for these punk *** bitches. I am glad I did not catch him because there is no telling what I would do.
First off it is all the way to the metal, do I have to repaint the entire door or can it be faded? Its black so I am not sure what I can and can't do. I have become the master at getting scratches out with my high speed buffer and Miguires but there is no saving this.
Any good reasonable shops to do this kind of work? Thanks for the help.
First off it is all the way to the metal, do I have to repaint the entire door or can it be faded? Its black so I am not sure what I can and can't do. I have become the master at getting scratches out with my high speed buffer and Miguires but there is no saving this.
Any good reasonable shops to do this kind of work? Thanks for the help.
Richey Collision Inc
(832) 249-8388
12221 Veterans Memorial Dr
Houston, TX 77067
12-14-2009, 07:09 AM
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Richey is the best.
I'd say that the entire door will need to be painted at least. For tough colors it may need a larger area to be blended in correctly.
I'd say that the entire door will need to be painted at least. For tough colors it may need a larger area to be blended in correctly.
12-18-2009, 01:40 PM
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