| Author | Message | ||
| Martin (Miami348ts)
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find a company that does restauration work. Your local Ferrari Owners Club should be able to give you some references. As you should belong to the FOC anyway, now is a good time to join and ask questions  | ||
| John Delvac (Johndelvac)
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Just make sure the PPG painter uses Glaseruit (sp.)paint. | ||
| Russ Moore (Rem9)
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Julio, Locate a custom car club in your area and find out who does their work. Painting a Ferrari is little different than painting a custom. The same attention to prep, detail and finish will give you the desired results. Shipping your car to the other coast will only line the transporters's pockets with money you could use to further detail the car. Another way would be to contact a PPG paint distributor in your area. Tell him the type of job you're after and ask who is the best in the area. PPG puts on schools constantly to train shops on methods and procedures on new formulations. It gives them a good overview of the participants level of care and awareness. They also usually hear of the "problem" shops and would steer you clear of them. Best of luck. Russ | ||
| Julio Valladares (Jbanzai)
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Thanks for the info. | ||
| Chris Richardson (Boozy)
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Also if you're going to go that far, check out Autocrafters in Manassas, VA. His work is perfection but be prepared to wait. 703-335-9646. | ||
| John Delvac (Johndelvac)
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No. Cheapest safe bet is to ship to Bo Pirkle in Tucker, Georgia. 770/939-6982 | ||
| Julio Valladares (Jbanzai)
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Does somebody know a reasonable priced body and paint workshop to fix some dings a repaint a Ferrari 328 in the area of LA of Orange County? Thanks. |