Painting NB/NA Hardtop
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- Speed Racer
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Re: Painting NB/NA Hardtop
my guess is that it will not make any difference in cost. Painting is very much about preparation - is every one the same or does the one needing far more work affect the price of the others- and if the colours are different that means a pot change etc. Modern paint- its gaining to outlast the car probably. The job looks excellent.
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Re: Painting NB/NA Hardtop
Your guess is not correct.
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Re: Painting NB/NA Hardtop
Extra discount on an already great price lol ....
Mine cost the previous owner (not me) over $900 but included window out and all seals replaced.
I haven't used it for over eight months. My wife hates it because it takes away the option to drop the top anytime ....
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Mine cost the previous owner (not me) over $900 but included window out and all seals replaced.
I haven't used it for over eight months. My wife hates it because it takes away the option to drop the top anytime ....
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Re: Painting NB/NA Hardtop
Once you start replacing those parts, particularly if you go through Mazda, the price can skyrocket.
The rear window moulding (not the seal) is $130-140 from Mazda, but an automotive glass shop will charge you 1/10th of the price. Then there's the rear window seal, the side seals, the rear protective edge.
The rear window moulding (not the seal) is $130-140 from Mazda, but an automotive glass shop will charge you 1/10th of the price. Then there's the rear window seal, the side seals, the rear protective edge.
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