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I recently took my turbo bumper and sideskirts in to a local Chevy body shop that was highly referred to me. They said that all in all, to prep, sand, coat, paint, fit and install (maybe not in that exact order) would be around $2100.
Any thoughts? Is this too expensive? Too cheap? I was expecting it to be around half of that (since they told me $750 over the phone!!!) but then again I have never done anything like this before to any of my cars.
??? Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
Find someone who does Porsches regularly. Don't ask me how I know so very well. Also, put the rear wing on at the same time if you are going with a front lip
chevy body shop? if it does exotics the price would be right... no way in hell i'd pay 2.7k for that work....
new items need a lot of attention to prep and fit especially if it's aftermarket. make sure it's a reputable shop that does this caliber of cars...
I agree that price is high. Depending on the quality of the shop you should expect to pay somewhere between $1000-$1300max
I just paid around $600 for my spoiler repainting. If I remember correctly it was $800 for my front bumper and a few hundred more for the side skirts - these numbers are all from a Porsche body shop at my local dealer.
Good point - my numbers were for paint only - install would add a few hundred more per component... I paid $150 each for the spoiler and side skirts installing. The bumper I did myself in a couple of hours.
I am actually having a turbo bumper, sideskirts, and a Misha wing painted for a little bit over $1000 right now (will install myself). The shop is well known around my area and does work for the most reputable porsche indie around here too.
Definitely take it somewhere else!
