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HI all

Well i need to spray my body kit. Front bar, skirts rear, pods and rear bar, possibly the bonet to get rid of stone chips. Thay are on the car at the moment and just need to be freshened up, as they have scratches ect.

I have done plenty of wokr myself with paint and bodyworks, but don't have the time or the facilities to do it hear in Hobart, all my gear in in Lton.

I have the paint, and the pannels will be prepped for painting, I just need somone who has a bodywork or does back yard sprayjobs to paint it for me, i eaven have a compressor and the gun to spray it, just no where to do it.

Can somone recomend somone cheep, or somone can do it for me for a fee ofcourse?

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HI all

Well i need to spray my body kit. Front bar, skirts rear, pods and rear bar, possibly the bonet to get rid of stone chips. Thay are on the car at the moment and just need to be freshened up, as they have scratches ect.

I have done plenty of wokr myself with paint and bodyworks, but don't have the time or the facilities to do it hear in Hobart, all my gear in in Lton.

I have the paint, and the pannels will be prepped for painting, I just need somone who has a bodywork or does back yard sprayjobs to paint it for me, i eaven have a compressor and the gun to spray it, just no where to do it.

Can somone recomend somone cheep, or somone can do it for me for a fee ofcourse?

Any luck with findine anyone yet old kid???

My cousin is a spray painter and a couple of his mates they work for wells bodyworks they do a bit of stuff they sprayed a bit of my GTR gear they might help u out i reckon have to ask?

HI all

Well i need to spray my body kit. Front bar, skirts rear, pods and rear bar, possibly the bonet to get rid of stone chips. Thay are on the car at the moment and just need to be freshened up, as they have scratches ect.

I have done plenty of wokr myself with paint and bodyworks, but don't have the time or the facilities to do it hear in Hobart, all my gear in in Lton.

I have the paint, and the pannels will be prepped for painting, I just need somone who has a bodywork or does back yard sprayjobs to paint it for me, i eaven have a compressor and the gun to spray it, just no where to do it.

Can somone recomend somone cheep, or somone can do it for me for a fee ofcourse?

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