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Got my car tagged up badly a while ago by some kids with rocks. Scratches on all panels (pretty much anyway) so i'm looking for a full respray. The scratching isn't down to metal cause they were only young and there are two small dints, 1 in bonnet other in pssenger side rear quater panel (very small).

Just wondering:

a) Does anyone know someone good in sydney (west prefferably concord - parramatta sort of area) that does a good full respray. If someone knows someone who does good, well priced work outside that area i'm quite happy to make the trip.

B) What do you think the price will likely be (just wanting my standard stock metallic silver - R33 series 1.5)??

got a quote of $5500 excluding front and rear bumpers (500 each extra for them) and i've been told by some that that sounds pretty rich.

any help will be much appreciated. :cheers:

Caine

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