[DML] Re: Fascia paint
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[DML] Re: Fascia paint



Ben,

Any reliable body shop should be able to handle the front and rear facia of the D without
having to remove them. I had a local body shop that specialized in Corvettes to repaint mine
about 2 years ago. I just gave them the paint code and they did the rest.
Cost $300.00


Bill Lane
vin 3635

Ben Krasnow wrote:

> Both the front and rear "fascias" (bumpers) on my car are starting to
> fade, and the paint is coming apart on the horizontal surfaces. I have
> a DAU paint code to match the original color, however the guy at the
> auto paint store said I would need plastic primers, flexibilizers,
> stabilizers, etc in addition to the paint itself. The total would be
> about $240 for just the materials. Then I would have to borrow a paint
> gun, and try to do the job myself. It doesn't sound like a good
> project. How have other people dealt with fading paint? Would an auto
> body shop strip, prime and paint them, if I took the bumpers off the
> car? Has anyone had any experience with sending the fascias out to be
> painted? Where?
>
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