Paint My Car????

I love black, but it is just TOO hard to keep clean, especially where i live. Its constantly getting filthy. So i am thinking about possibly painting it the Sonic Blue that is on the 2003-2004 Cobras. I was wondering what do you guys think price range i am looking at? I am not looking for a absolute insane paint job, but i do want it to look like it came from the factory like that. Also if someone could photoshop me a pic of it in that blue that would be AWESOME thanks
JacobK
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This color change cost 1400... I had it done in a private home made shop... I have some dust in my paint but no orange peel (20 hours of color sanding) I'm taking it back to have some touch up and we are goign to see if the dust can be painted over to hide them but you do get what you paid for... I went the opposite of you i wanted the black... yieah its alot of work but anyone will tell you these cars are so sexy in black... a factory paint job with no orange peel i've call and asked and your looking at 5-6 and those were avg. shops... also you need to remember wiht a color change you will want to paint under the hood... YOU CAN NOT GET A GUN BEHIND TO PAINT THE FIREWALL!!!!! you can get some paint cans back there but it's damn impossible... but a dark blue one matter so much on your firewall... but for what you would spend I dont' see a point in it for what your car is worth unless you plan to keep it forever and then again if you wreck it you won't get your 5-8k back to save you 10min a day in dusting...I mean is your time really worth that much???? You could invest in some really soft cloths and a car cover and then just claybar and wax it once a week or so.. wipes will = small swirls in wax which can be be fixed by either rewaxing or removal of most wax and rewaxing.... I just dont' see it a smart idea...
thats all of my .02 but hey to everyone their own.. everyone told me not to convert my car... I did it anyways and now everyone is applouding me.
Converted, when you repainted your car how hard was it to get into the curved area where the foglights are?
Converted, when you repainted your car how hard was it to get into the curved area where the foglights are?
I didn't spray however I wish I could have.. the job was done well but it could have been better... otherwise light areas went on pretty easy as it explained to me.. just take your time and use light coats.
Bryan
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