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I'm interested in having my inner fairing painted ('09 EGC - Red Hot Sunglo) and I know that several people on here have done the labor themselves and just taken (or sent out) the inner fairing to be painted.
I'm curious as to what I can expect a paint shop to charge me to prep and paint a "stock" inner fairing.
I saw a couple of bikes at bike night last week with painted inners. They were hot. One pearl white Eglide and a yellow screaming eagle RG. Hot!!!
Would a sunglo cherry inner look good on my merlot/ cherry Ultra?
Actually the prep isnt bad,but 75$ man thats cheap.Espect to pay from 125 around 250 ,maybe even more for a quality job.Heck for quality paint and other materials involved you are looking at 75$
Here's what a $75 paint job looks like!!!! Anything that appears to be a blemish is just the lighting, looks flawless in person even after a few years.
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