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Just make sure that whomever you get to do it uses paint with a flex-additive.

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Use paint

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Just make sure that whomever you get to do it uses paint with a flex-additive.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

how much should I expect to pay for a respray of my front bumper cover? I just purchased the car and the only real flaw it has is some scratches on the front bumper. I'm sure this is a very common procedure done on these cars as the low bumper takes a beating on the road. Anyone have this done and how much $$$ should I expect to pay? thanks.

POST 2Original post

What color? The lighter the color the more difficult to match and hence the more expensive.

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It will cost you between $400 and $500. If you remove it and reinstall it yourself, you can save $150 to $200.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Any recommendations out there for a good body shop that knows Porsches in the NJ area? I'm in Monmouth county NJ. Thanks.....

POST 7Original post

Just make sure that whomever you get to do it uses paint with a flex-additive.

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