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Originally Posted by BRZN
Depends on the condition of the paint, how much correction it needs, and how perfect you want the paint. I just did a 2019 ZR1 Corvette with 2,800 miles on it and charged almost that same amount. Your paying for labor and experience, if you know what you're doing you can save yourself quite a bit of money, but plan on starting on a Friday afternoon and not finishing until Sunday sometime, or longer. You could be doing something else with your time.
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Thanks for the reply. Paying to do all the claybar, polishing, paint restoration, and prep work makes a lot of sense to let a pro do it. I will wait and see what he comes back with. Maybe I will negotiate and ask for car washes or something.
Thanks again.
Cody