Gr8dave37 wrote:So I was looking at the new fancy bumpers and grills and was wondering what the heck the cost is to paint those things once you get them since they pretty much come in just primer.
You could also go out and get some estimates from body shops. Most body shops will give you a free estimate.
If you're not worried about a show-quality finish, you might look into an Earl Scheib/Maaco, as they'll be far less expensive. If you're worried about it looking its best, skip over them and go straight for a quality body shop. If you don't know who to go to, go find a classic car show and ask the owners which shops they'd use.