cheap paint job for '87 4runner?
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cheap paint job for '87 4runner?
hey guys im just lookin for some suggestion for a good paint job for cheap.....if yall wanty photos just let me know, however, i wont be able to post them for a couple of days. Also im new to yotatech, just so yah know. But still i want some suggestions. So if yah got any suggestions tell.
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lol well youcan search a lil and youll find good paint jobs that people have done by themselves with spray paint, you can go the cheap route 99cent a can flat black, or any color of your choice for like 2.50 or so a can, or you can get a macco paint job for like $3-350 and pics are allways good! just so ya know and welcom to YT
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Here's a thread on self-painted rigs, https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...d-rigs-186312/
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If you have the patience for prep work yes. Doing things yourself is usually cheaper if you do it correctly. You save money on labor and often times equipment/parts.
http://www.rickwrench.com/index79mas...llarpaint.html
http://www.rickwrench.com/index79mas...llarpaint.html
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Only took about 3 hours to take off the trim parts, sand the cab down good, and mask off the windows, then an hour to paint it. Can't see why it'd take longer than 5 hours to decently prep a truck with a bed too. I mean you can take as long as you want and take it down to bare metal, but for a decent prep job it shouldn't take too long.
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