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dont be cheap just pay for it to get done as they have prep the car its easier for them to paint the car

where as u prep it they may not be happy with your work so they may have to fix your errors which will cost more coin

so your better off just handing the keys over to them to do and pay them and they hand keys over back to you and you leave with a nice job :)

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i think the thing i can do is just strip down my car. i dont know about the dents and all

dont do this lol unless you are not going to drive the car in the mean time. the weather can have damaging effects on a stripped car,

and yeh andrew has a very good point about that, kind of a gamble to take lol could end up both ways saving money or spending more :P

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