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RE: paint cost
Check out this site: http://www.customflamepainting.com/ They have a lot of different paint schemes and will even paint a set of tins and send them to you with the option ofyou sending them your tins for a credit. Practically no down time. I'm leaning toward them for my paint project later this year.
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LOL.... Yea Voyager, I'd trust your painter LOL.
LOL.... Yea Voyager, I'd trust your painter LOL.
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RE: paint cost
I have had two custom paint jobs on bikes and I have to say you get what you pay for in the long run. I paid $1200 for a simple two tone job plus paint and $1500 for a detailed flame job plus paint using candy colors. My advice check out some local bikes that have been sprayed in your area then go see the painter you like to check out his work in person. But don't go cheap on the paint either you will regret it.
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RE: paint cost
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I have had two custom paint jobs on bikes and I have to say you get what you pay for in the long run. I paid $1200 for a simple two tone job plus paint and $1500 for a detailed flame job plus paint using candy colors. My advice check out some local bikes that have been sprayed in your area then go see the painter you like to check out his work in person. But don't go cheap on the paint either you will regret it.
I have had two custom paint jobs on bikes and I have to say you get what you pay for in the long run. I paid $1200 for a simple two tone job plus paint and $1500 for a detailed flame job plus paint using candy colors. My advice check out some local bikes that have been sprayed in your area then go see the painter you like to check out his work in person. But don't go cheap on the paint either you will regret it.