Paint Job?

[EvlFaust]

Generally I have had the time and space to do my own paint on whatever project I was working on at the time. Now that I have a new job and a new place, I don't have either the time or place to paint my 95 Bronco. Fact is I wouldn't have any idea how much I should be charged for a good paint job, so prior to looking for a place to do it at I wanted to get everyone's opinion on what it should cost me.

I have a 95 bronco that has all of the badges removed and locks shaved over, and I am just looking to have the entire truck preped, primed, and painted white. No other colors, just a big white Bronco.

Any estimates?

 

[exjeepguy]

Generally I have had the time and space to do my own paint on whatever project I was working on at the time. Now that I have a new job and a new place, I don't have either the time or place to paint my 95 Bronco. Fact is I wouldn't have any idea how much I should be charged for a good paint job, so prior to looking for a place to do it at I wanted to get everyone's opinion on what it should cost me.
I have a 95 bronco that has all of the badges removed and locks shaved over, and I am just looking to have the entire truck preped, primed, and painted white. No other colors, just a big white Bronco.

Any estimates?

$700-$1300-this is just an ESTIMATE...In this range you will get a factory type paint job (i've gone through paint jobs before) at this price range you will probably get a 2 year warrenty on the paint...hope this helps

 

[Justshootme84]

I would agree, $1000-$1500 minimum for quality paint and materials. Mine cost $1300 for the 84, and it was half of what other bosy shops i nthe area quoted for paint and body repair. Places like Maaco can charge less cause they use cheap paint, and it often lasts less than a year. JSM84

 

[EvlFaust]

Thanks for the info. Thats about the range that I figured but just wanted to make sure before checking with the body shops around town.