Vinyl wrap it.
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Have Maaco do it only if you buy your own quality paint and clear and do your own bodywork. For those cheap maaco deals, they use a combination paint/clear coat in one spray which doesn't last long. Paint starts to fade in no time.
Do it right or dont do it at all. Unless you have no intention of keeping the car for a while. Good luck!1991 318i Sedan
2005 X5 3.0i Sport
2010 328i M-Sport Touring
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Price check on Vagiclean, aisle five. I repeat: price check on Vagiclean, aisle five. That's Vagiclean. We've got a customer down here with a full-on fallopian fungus. I'm baking a loaf of bread and I think it's sourdough.
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Give it to me for like 4 weeks and $700 bucks and you'll get it back like new. ;)
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I read this thread because I'm interested in this issue for my car as well. I have a ds 318i four door. The clear isn't failing like OP, but it's oxidized and faded all to hell and there are lots of small paint chips, many with flecks of surface rust. If it weren't for the chips I'd just get it a good cut and polish. I'm sure that will brighten up the existing paint a lot. But I'm considering a respray, too, because I don't know if a paintchip kit like Dr. Colorchip or Paintscratch.com will do well with as many spots as I have.
Everyone always says, "you'll be disappointed with Maaco for $4-500 bucks, save up for a real paint job." but then a "real" paintjob costs like $3000. Isn't there anything in between?
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Originally posted by brutus87 View PostWhat about sourcing a good hood and leaving the roof alone?
I have been looking for quite a while.
$100 finder's fee to whoever can find me a factory DS hood with good paint locally. Seriously.
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Originally posted by IronJoe View PostI have heard it's a less common color, because it only came on 318, M3 and 325ix... Never a 325, 325i or 325is. Any truth to this?'70 911s | '72 2002 | '88 M5 | '89 330is | '89 M3 | '95 911 | '02 M5 | '04 RR HSE
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