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Old 02-19-2013, 06:13 PM
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International Auto Body & Paint

Quality stuff, look for Johnny, not cheap, but they are good at helping you work in your budget range. They are located in San Bruno, near SFO.

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I highly highly recommend Bay Bridge Motors.
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not to sure with that price range but check out my buddies at 515 autobody! they are located in burligame off broadway. Before they moved to that location they were known as franklin autobody which has painted many cars including my old wagon and many show cars.
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International Auto Body in San Bruno does really good work. My friend had his 997 repainted there. They use the same paint (Glasurit) that Porsche uses at the factory.
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Get two way insurance - low deductible - and a few months later - park in a rusty neighborhood and **** off the neighbors - thatll get you a 5k paint job for $250 deductible that might be waived.
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Originally Posted by fishie
Get two way insurance - low deductible - and a few months later - park in a rusty neighborhood and **** off the neighbors - thatll get you a 5k paint job for $250 deductible that might be waived.
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I highly highly recommend Bay Bridge Motors.
Thanks for the plug dude!
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Old 02-23-2013, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Lurk
International Auto Body in San Bruno does really good work. My friend had his 997 repainted there. They use the same paint (Glasurit) that Porsche uses at the factory.
I used to paint exclusively in Glasurit, but swtiched to Spies Hecker Permahyde Hi-tec about 6 months ago at the shop, much better product. Color match is faster, basecoats cover faster, system dries faster.
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Originally Posted by Shayhan27
Yeah im thinking about a color change to JBP which I will have mixed up at sherwin williams.

My driver rear quarter and back bumper went to poop. I know im going to spend alot of money but would like it to be <6k.....
2 things wrong with that 1st sentence. Sherwin and Williams. Use either Glasurit or Dupont/Spies Hecker. You get what ya pay for dude.
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Originally Posted by pho_shizzle
I highly highly recommend Bay Bridge Motors.
I've seen some of the stuff that comes outta there. It looks BAM ****ing awesome.

Sedona Red>any other red subaru had.
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I heard this is the kind of quality paint work the painter at Bay Bridge Motors cranks out...

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+2 for Bay Bridge, they painted my buddy's 911 restoration.

+2 for International, I've seen what they put out and not just for the Subaru peeps. They've done some really nice custom stuff.

+2 for Marty's since they got a few of my friends that have gone through there, currently are working on a 72+ C-10, and Marty and Melissa are good peeps.

*Not that I am biased towards any "specific" shop at all, just saying what I have seen and what I look for overall. That said, IMHO if you want a solid job, budget for $5700-$6500 for materials and overall best prep. It's all about the prep IMHE.
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Hey bud I own a local body shop thats been in business for over 25 years! Would love to work out a I-Club estimate for you! PM if your still looking into painting your WRX! My shops located in Fremont.
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Originally Posted by Shayhan27
Yeah im thinking about a color change to JBP which I will have mixed up at sherwin williams.

My driver rear quarter and back bumper went to poop. I know im going to spend alot of money but would like it to be <6k.....
Won't JBP run you a bit more than some colors?



I would love a 2011+ sti hatch in jbp....
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Bar none best paint shop I know of is RJs in Pleasanton on old Santa Rita road. Awesome dudes, and any given day they have a few M3's out front fresh out of paint. Check em out. I'm across the street from their shop at least 5 nights out of the week and they are some stand up guys.

Pretty sure they also sponsor wheel dude as well?
Not sure though
Im going to check these guys out!! thanks for the info
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