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Painting Silver Bits - CSJ - 22-03-2014 10:11am Hi everyone I am thinking of painting or wrapping the silver bits on my dynamic near the bumpers front and back, the parts that look a bit like "Bull Bars" - not the exhausts themselves but the silver bumper part around them. Am sure there will be quite a few people here who have done this and I wonder if anyone can give me an idea of what is a resonable price for the job? Thanks RE: Painting Silver Bits - m_101 - 23-03-2014 01:04am Would it not be more sensible (and cheaper?) to get them wrapped? Then could be put back more easily as well if needed? I've toyed with having mine wrapped gloss black but haven't taken the plunge yet! RE: Painting Silver Bits - CSJ - 23-03-2014 07:45pm I dont mind whether they are wrapped or painted, just want the most cost effective option RE: Painting Silver Bits - doug - 23-03-2014 08:04pm A mate of mine sprayed my "bull bar" bits for £260. Now this was done on the cheap for me, I would have thought the job should have costed around £400. RE: Painting Silver Bits - edgedata - 23-03-2014 09:59pm I would have thought wrapping would be significantly cheaper (it actually quite easy to do yourself whereas painting isn't) It has the added benefit of being easily reversible should you or a future owner change your mind and want to go back to original. Regards Mark RE: Painting Silver Bits - CSJ - 23-03-2014 11:11pm LR dealer has quoted 250 for painting, guess I should try to find some wrappers Any ideas who is good? RE: Painting Silver Bits - fam1x - 24-03-2014 03:41pm I got a quote of getting the grey parts of my evoque wrapped and mirrors at £300. If you do find a good company that can wrap the car in London do let us know the more cost effective ones. To get the whole car wrapped in roughly costs £1200-£1500 as I've found. |