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    Anyone know any good autobody's in the NW of Calgary for good paint work? I hope painting the front and rear valences dont cost over $200 :(

    QuA
    2008 BMW 135i | M Package | JB3 | DCI | BMW Performance Exhaust

  • #2
    There was just a post about this and Simon made a recommendation...

    http://www.newveedub.com/forums/show...=&threadid=289

    also

    http://www.newveedub.com/forums/show...=&threadid=726


    Let me know how it turns out, I want my rear done.
    Last edited by Kor; 04-27-2003, 01:33 AM.
    KR
    Porsche 991 Carrera S

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    • #3
      Concept 1 ,, suggested to me Courtsey Chrisler 255-4334,, that's were they send there stuff to get done,, I called them and they said $190 painted ,, for front & rear. Not bad. I will be getting mine done soon also.

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      • #4
        Sounds like a fair deal, our valences need to be sanded first too right?
        KR
        Porsche 991 Carrera S

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        • #5
          KOR : Ya I think that's all included as far as I can recall. Either Joe or Jerry, you should talk to,, I think I talked to Joe. He said just bring them down and within a couple or few days they will be done.

          Can anyone help me out on how to remove the front valence
          since I have the new 2002.5 rear valance already purchased.
          If I have mud gaurds on the rear I'm guessing I have to room those to remove the rear valence right? Do I have to remove the wheels to do this?
          Has anyone this before?

          Thanks

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          • #6
            Thanks for the info! $190 is a very reasonable price. I'll be phoning for sure.

            QuA
            2008 BMW 135i | M Package | JB3 | DCI | BMW Performance Exhaust

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            • #7
              they dont HAVE to be sanded, and in any case watch out, paint is not made to stick on that area
              i painted mine and it looks great, but had to re-do back :( but my body guy did it for free
              20V FI is the replacement for displacement.

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              • #8
                reflex... I found this thread on the Vortex, on how to remove the front valence. It doesn't sound too hard.

                http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=198659
                Sidewalks are for normal walkin.... aint no room for fancy walkin....

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                • #9
                  I thought sanding and then applying flex agent and then painting would result in less peeling for a plastic material. Thats what vortex members done with no peeling or cracking.
                  2008 BMW 135i | M Package | JB3 | DCI | BMW Performance Exhaust

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                  • #10
                    I think you really *need* to make sure they sand them properly. I know a guy who had an older bmw done cheap and he just assumed they would know what they were doing... they didn't.
                    KR
                    Porsche 991 Carrera S

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