Quick question - Enzo respray

Quick question - Enzo respray

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Blukoo

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Friday 20th April 2012
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After showing someone a video of an Enzo detail: http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/blog/2012/04/enzo-f...

They've basically said it was totally over the top and a complete waste of time as a full respray would have been quicker. (The detail involved 144 hours work).

I said I honestly don't know how long it would take to do a full respray in the original colour, but I'm guessing the detail would have been cheaper than a full respray. Also after the respray, it wouldn't have had a finish as flawless as this and it wouldn't be protected. The wheels, interior and glass wouldn't have been touched with just a respray either.

Now my question is, how much would it be for a full respray on an Enzo? And roughly how many man hours would it take?

Thanks.

Edited by Blukoo on Friday 20th April 13:57

Blukoo

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Thanks Streetrod.

Blukoo

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R.P.M said:
Sorry, but the price of a respray/detail is completely irrelevant.

It's the originality that's important. So I cant imagine why you would have it repainted unless you really wanted a colour change or the existing paint was damaged beyond repair.

For a repaint I would figure in £12-£15k.
I realise that. I was just trying to get some figures to shoot down the other person in the argument.

Blukoo

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I look forward to seeing and reading that smile

Blukoo

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TonyHetherington said:
I know when he's done threads in the past it's killed my computer (!) so he needs to split it into pages or something I think hehe
If I'm honest. I think he includes far too many pictures. So many of them are unnecessary.