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Old 08-31-2013, 07:12 PM   #26
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Re: Should I?

Wow, Vernski nice work. How long did it take you to get those results?
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Old 08-31-2013, 07:34 PM   #27
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Re: Should I?

So here is the way i look at it.....
I have 2 patina trucks and love them...I take them to shows and there are always some people that like them and then a group of people that see them as unfinished....

I have 2 trucks that are shinney and drivers but not nearly as impressive builds but it amazes me how people always like them...

So....It turns out I don't really care what other people like or think I should like.....I dig my patina trucks and am not painting them to make people happy. He who owns the truck should make it the way you like it. So the moral of the story is do what makes you happy.....lol....As far as painting it yourself or having it painted goes?...Well if someone was going to paint my trucks for 3 grand ( and i wanted it painted ) I would be all over that because thats so cheap it's not even funny....Where i am supplies would be more then half of that. Keeping that in mind I painted some of my own stuff years ago and was just telling my buddies the otherday that I am going to start doing some of that stuff again myself just because it feels so good to do it myself.....So what makes you happy ?....
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Old 08-31-2013, 07:35 PM   #28
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Tincan nailed it good, I painted my truck and I figured about $2700 for just materials and paint. Primmer, primmer sealer BC CC on both tones. If you figure in air compressor=$1200 $450 for 3 spray guns it works it's way up real
quick. Then a shop to do it in $$$ some are fortunate to have a few of the items already. But if you can get one painted for $3000 I'd beat my hiney over
there real quick. Here is a picture of mine and it was allot of work that they don't tell you about at the paint store..Vernski
Thats a good looking ride, gonna copy your stake sides.. Thanks Vernski
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