Need opinions on a respray!
I'm in school for auto body / collision repair and have the ability to do all the body work and repaint my car myself while in class. I love the white that is on it, but I want to respray it, simply because I can haha.
This is the car:


Any opinions would be most appreciated!
This is the car:


Any opinions would be most appreciated!
You want to respray a car that is that new? And it would be one of your first cars doing so?

Interesting attitude. If it was a 10+ year old Honda or VW I could see it, but a car less than 5 years old and a respray already?

Interesting attitude. If it was a 10+ year old Honda or VW I could see it, but a car less than 5 years old and a respray already?
I'd say leave your car as it is. The paint is still fairly new. Why not find a beater car to paint? maybe a friend's ride that is older and in need of a paint job?
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Who said anything about this being my first car I'm painting? It's a project that will be taken on during my schooling, but will not be the first project I complete. Make sense?
And FYI, a new car is a much easier task to respray.
And FYI, a new car is a much easier task to respray.
Well judging by the OP's replies...
I'd say: You can tell people they're stupid but you can't take the stupid out of people.
So with that being said if you still want to paint your beautiful and mint condition car (and it is really a nice ride) then I would go with a ferrari graphite or the Evo VIII's Blue By You
I'd say: You can tell people they're stupid but you can't take the stupid out of people.
So with that being said if you still want to paint your beautiful and mint condition car (and it is really a nice ride) then I would go with a ferrari graphite or the Evo VIII's Blue By You
It's also a lot easier to ruin it's resale value.
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