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    Civic SI Blue

    yeah yeah i know thers alreayd a thread about this, But i really like taht color alot and now i saw it on that car in the Pictures Section( 4thgen kit on 3 G) ive had a revelation and i want my car taht color with White Accent instead of Preiciously Cplanned Black with white, So i was wondering will a normal econo shop do taht color say Maaco or is that a hardcore custom color??? Interested.. anyone know???
    New Black Paint, Custom Gauges, Custom Interior Lighting, NEw Floor matts YEAHH!!!, JVC MP3 Head, Kenwod 6x9"s, Custom Mesh Grille,
    White Rims by Spring (17"s)



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    Maaco is horrible, that $250 is BS, they have hidden charges. Like taping and masking the car off. And you can only get common colors. They would charge you an arm and a leg for the SI Blue color. My dad is an Autobody tech. and he hates Maaco.

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    so werhe can i find a place to do my car SI blue for about 4-450??
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    White Rims by Spring (17"s)

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    Try to find someone that knows someone that does paint jobs. That's about all I can say. And another charge Maaco charges is prep work.

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    remeber you get what you pay for
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    try some local paint shops you can always go to somewhere like sherman williams and buy the paint and take it to the paint shop you save money like that too. i am doing that when i get my car painted championship white
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    You need to spend some money to get a good paint job unless you have connections with someone. A good paint job i would expect to pay anywhere from $1000-2400 depending on what is being done and the shape the car is in. Body work is very labor intesive and takes time to prep and spray it correctly with everything removed.

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    Hmmm Saving Money Eh... Sherwin Williams eh??? htey sell paint for Car Applications?? if not wat do u look for?? and anyone know the color Code for SI BLUE ?? that would be dope
    New Black Paint, Custom Gauges, Custom Interior Lighting, NEw Floor matts YEAHH!!!, JVC MP3 Head, Kenwod 6x9"s, Custom Mesh Grille,
    White Rims by Spring (17"s)

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    the color is actually called Electron blue pearl and its on the 99-01 SI's as well as the 98+ preludes.......its really an expensive paint cuz i went to a store and dey wanted about 300+ juss for the paint and that was PPG so yeah its a real nice colour but expensive
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    just go to home depot and get 10 cans of spray paint and do it yourself

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    You get what you pay for. There are no shortcuts when it comes to painting a car. Just the basic paint for my car cost me $550. That was the wholesale cost that I got through my brother's bodyshop. You can imagine the quality you get for $250 including all the labor.

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