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Dawzey

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I have been quoted, by numerous body panel shops around Sydney. Between $800-$950 for respraying one side of the car (metallic gunmetal grey). This includes front panel, door + 3/4 panel.

I have a few little imperfections on the car and I'm considering getting the whole car re-sprayed now!!! Looking for someone in Sydney. I have heard of Madhatter. He's quite far away from me though (Eastern Suburbs).

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I had my car resprayed through Madhatter. Top job all over (I just cleaned it on the weekend so i went ova the entire car, and i was even more impressed!).

His pricing is very reasonable, esp considering the quality of the work.

If you're going to go have a chat, tell him Brody (Silver/blue pearl r32) from SAU sent you along, and im sure he'll look after you.

I might try to workout a SAU discount when I see him next...

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