Earl Scheib/Maaco
July-23rd-2002, 10:12 PM
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July-24th-2002, 01:18 AM
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dont trash earl yet, take a look at my car, i got it sprayed by earl and they gave me a 6 yr warranty. given the prep work was basically done for them by me. it cost me 500 for their top of the line paint job.
July-24th-2002, 03:33 AM
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Well
I definitely think I'll be doing Earl Scheib. I'm going to get the top of the line with my coupon that shaves I think $300 off the price. Woo. I won't tell them I have the coupon until after they give me the estimate so they don't go trying to raise the price just because I have the coupon. I'm still thinking about rims though. I don't know if I want to pay $600 for some metal but the ones I want to get look so tight. I don't know... sigh.
July-24th-2002, 08:22 AM
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Maaco sucks. if you want i can show you guys pics of how badly they fucked up my car. just email me: celi852000@hotmail.com.
July-24th-2002, 04:46 PM
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I think I'm going with Earl Scheib. I never even considered Maaco. The name just sounded too cheap for me 
. I've seen some good Earl Scheib jobs. I have a feeling if I get on their *** and make sure they do a quality job and insist on it, plus act like I know what I'm saying, then I'll get a good paint job. I'm going to lie my *** off and say something like:
"5 of my friends all got paint jobs from other Earl Scheibs and they all told me that the prep work is what matters. You guys are going to pay very careful attention to detail right so I don't get any orange peel or anything, right?" and basically BS some lies so they think I know what I'm talking about and that I mean business. I'll ask about their warranties and read them in front of their face and ask about every detail. XD $500 is a lot of money.
. I've seen some good Earl Scheib jobs. I have a feeling if I get on their *** and make sure they do a quality job and insist on it, plus act like I know what I'm saying, then I'll get a good paint job. I'm going to lie my *** off and say something like:"5 of my friends all got paint jobs from other Earl Scheibs and they all told me that the prep work is what matters. You guys are going to pay very careful attention to detail right so I don't get any orange peel or anything, right?" and basically BS some lies so they think I know what I'm talking about and that I mean business. I'll ask about their warranties and read them in front of their face and ask about every detail. XD $500 is a lot of money.
July-24th-2002, 10:26 PM
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Originally posted by Gro Harlem
What you do if your on a budget is totally prep the car yourself. Sand off all the paint.....tape up the windows and **** to the point where hte paint place will easily be able to prep it.
PRimer the sheet metal and drive it to a REAL body shop...tell them what you have and ask them to spraypaint your car. It will cost about $800 if you get like 2-3 coats and 1 coat of clearcoat on average and will look good.
What you do if your on a budget is totally prep the car yourself. Sand off all the paint.....tape up the windows and **** to the point where hte paint place will easily be able to prep it.
PRimer the sheet metal and drive it to a REAL body shop...tell them what you have and ask them to spraypaint your car. It will cost about $800 if you get like 2-3 coats and 1 coat of clearcoat on average and will look good.
July-25th-2002, 09:38 AM
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just whatever you do, dont go to Maaco. they f'ed my car up something badly. im still fighting with them to get it fixed.
ive estimated that they did over $800 worth of damage to parts just by using a sander carelessly.
ive estimated that they did over $800 worth of damage to parts just by using a sander carelessly.
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