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09-29-2008, 12:50 AM | #1 |
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Please help me thank you..
OK my before i bought my car it was a lease and i guess the person that din't have it before , din't give a shit about the car ? But When i got it , theres a deep scratch on back of the 2 doors from both sides i guess from other doors hitting the car when u open the door.. Then the front bumper has a huge scratch soo the previous onwer decided to pain that with regular PAINT! lol and i have tons of little scratches and swirls...
What i was thinking is to take to a body shop first make them fix both doors and bumpers , yes i got a great price on that for only 450 well i know the guy soo his hooking me up . Should i do that first or Detail it first...? And anyone know of a good Detailed in Nj/NY Area...? |
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09-29-2008, 03:27 PM | #3 |
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Contact the guys from detailedimage.com
They're NJ based i believe, and theyd be a very reliable source to being with
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Pics are worth a thousand words. This couldn't be more true for visual things like details. :-)
definitely, body work, allow paint to fully cure, then detail
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