anyone here painted car? disliked original?
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anyone here painted car? disliked original?
just wondering, if anyone here paid $$$ to get their w220 repainted a different color?? i guess this goes out to picky tasted folks
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2004 S55 ///AMG, 2007 E350
A complete re-spray done right, requires many items removed so the inside trim, door panels, under hood, etc. can be painted. The pre-paint preparation is very time consuming thus very expensive. A good paint shop doing this right will charge you $5K-15K.
The Reventon paint is a matte flat paint finish which is very difficult to apply and only shops with considerable experience can do it right.
The Reventon paint is a matte flat paint finish which is very difficult to apply and only shops with considerable experience can do it right.
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2004 S55 ///AMG, 2007 E350
Is the "wrap" reversible just in case you change your mind? Also, does it damage the paint if removal of the "wrap" is possible?
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2000 Mercedes Benz S500 Designo
From what I understand it does not damage the vehicle's paint whatsoever – at least not a high quality (mb) paint job.
I have watched 3M clear car bra material pull paint flakes off of a "decent" paint job.
I have watched 3M clear car bra material pull paint flakes off of a "decent" paint job.
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hmm yeah i love the silver, i wouldnt mind going black but i guess $5-15k is quite a bit, kinda weird but... anyone here have a red w220???