Car and Truck Painting and Bodywork

Great paint job for solid color vehicles (white, black, red, cream...)

• Machine and hand sand complete car
• Spot prime all necessary areas (includes resanding these areas)
• Mask and tape up all trim
• Mask and tape all necessary areas on complete vehicle
• 2 coats of sealer
• 4 coats of acrylic enamel (Paint the exterior of your vehicle with a single stage enamel)

• Machine and hand sand complete car
• Spot prime all necessary areas (includes resanding these areas)
• Removal of minor trim
• Mask and tape all necessary areas on complete vehicle
• 2 coats of sealer
• 3 coats of basecoat
• 4 coats of clearcoat
• Paint the exterior of your vehicle with PPG Omni basecoat/clearcoat
• Spot wetsand and buff
   

• Machine and hand sand complete car.
• Spot prime all necessary areas (includes resanding these areas)
• Removal of minor trim
• Mask and tape all necessary areas on complete vehicle
• 2 coats of sealer
• 3 coats of basecoat
• 4 coats of clearcoat
• Paint the exterior of your vehicle with PPG mid grade urethane basecoat/clearcoat
• Partial wetsand and buff (add $350 for full wetsand and buff)

• Setup of webpage with progress pics
• Machine and hand sand complete car
• Spot prime all necessary areas (includes resanding these areas)
• Removal of minor trim
• Mask and tape all necessary areas on complete vehicle
• 2 coats of sealer
• 3 coats of basecoat
• 4 coats of clearcoat
• Paint the exterior of your vehicle with PPG high grade urethane basecoat/clearcoat
• Full wetsand and buff
• Detail outside of vehicle. Vacuum inside
  
  The "High Grade" paint job includes a better wetsand and buff job along with higher cost paint materials versus the "Mid Grade" paint job.
  This paint job also includes a webpage setup with progress pics.

What's NOT included in the above paint jobs:

• Trucks and vans, and some large car models - Extra charge to paint these vehicles (normally $150-$400)
• Spoilers, ground effect or other pieces that are not part of the vehicle
• Removal of bumpers and major trim like door handles, headlights, taillights, side moldings, rocker moldings. On some cars, these will be removed. Depends on the labor involved.
• Removal and installation of deck spoilers
• Xtra Prep - for example: excess peeling of paint or clearcoat
• Bodywork - a few minor dings will be included, but more than a few, there will be an additional charge. Also, extra charge on other bodywork such as dents, rust, replacement of panels
• Door and trunk jams, fenders edges, under hood...
• 2-tones extra
• Color changes
• Tri-coat or custom - White pearl is considered a tri-stage paint. Candies starting at $2500
   

Florida Sales Tax is Not Included in the Price

Terminology

• Spot job - partial paint of car to repair damage.
• Single Stage - Only one type of paint is applied. This is applied "wet" and is not intended to be clearcoated.
• Basecoat/clearcoat- Basecoat is the paint which goes under the clear. This dries dull and has to be clearcoated over.
• Sealer - This is the primer that is applied directly before basecoat (no sanding is required after applying the sealer.
• Spot wetsand and buff - go around and wetsand most specs of dirt.
• Partial wetsand and buff- We'll wetsand and buff the larger areas of the car.
• Full wetsand and buff- We wetsand the complete car dull, then the vehicle is buffed (only exposed areas get wetsanded and buffed)