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Bayside Blue Colour Match Nsw

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Hi Guys,

I'm gettng a front bar and rear spoiler resprayed and would like to know if anyone has been able to get a perfect (or close to) match on their car for this colour in nsw. If you've had a good match can you please post where you had the work done and photos would be appreciated too.

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I have used the search function and can't find one decent recommendation for a workshop that can match bayside blue properly in NSW. Maybe you're better with the search function than me, if you can provide me with some recommended workshops that would be appreciated.

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Simon I had that same query about Bayside Blue though in VIC a while back and ended up using a shop no one recommended - was extremely happy with the result. If you want to drive down to Melbourne I can point you in the right direction :P

ps. I hate it when people jump into a thread only to post that a topic has been covered before or that it can be found using the search function. A lot of the time this isn't the case hence why people post their questions!!

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Simon I had that same query about Bayside Blue though in VIC a while back and ended up using a shop no one recommended - was extremely happy with the result. If you want to drive down to Melbourne I can point you in the right direction :P

ps. I hate it when people jump into a thread only to post that a topic has been covered before or that it can be found using the search function. A lot of the time this isn't the case hence why people post their questions!!

yes i want i want, i may need it in the future :D

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