RE: Respray Time?
Monday 28th April 2003

Respray Time?

Webbs Autos aka TVRbodyShop.com have a special offer on currently. They'll do a full front end respray on your car including a stone guard treatment for £699+VAT.


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M@H

Original Poster:

11,298 posts

299 months

Friday 2nd May 2003
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Anyone ever noticed that..

TVRBodyshop: "We are now Bristol's largest independent TVR specialist offering servicing, bodyshop and sales.

are also:

Lotusbodyshop.. "Bristol's largest independent Lotus specialist for servicing, bodyshop and sales"

and:

Porshbodyshop.. "We are an independent Porsche specialists based in Nailsea (south Bristol)"

and:

Ferraribodyshop.. "We are an independent Ferrari specialists based in Nailsea (south Bristol). We specialise in the repairs of all models of Ferrari including the F40, F50, F355 & F348"

..wouldn't it be easier just to be an independent sportscar specialist..?

Matt.

tonyrec

3,984 posts

282 months

Friday 2nd May 2003
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That seems like the normal price to me.......several excellant places have been suggested on here so i guess we are all spoilt for choice.

victormeldrew

8,293 posts

304 months

Friday 2nd May 2003
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Matt

yes, but www.independantsportscarspecialistbodyshop.com is a bit of a keyboard full mate!

MikeyT

18,183 posts

298 months

Friday 2nd May 2003
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It's called 'marketing' ...

M@H

Original Poster:

11,298 posts

299 months

Tuesday 6th May 2003
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victormeldrew said: Matt

yes, but www.independantsportscarspecialistbodyshop.com is a bit of a keyboard full mate!




good point

Matt


gazzab

21,608 posts

309 months

Tuesday 6th May 2003
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Branding.

manek

2,978 posts

311 months

Tuesday 6th May 2003
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Be interesting to hear what the 'stone guard treatment' is.

matt101

299 posts

286 months

Tuesday 6th May 2003
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Hello,

Just bought a Cerb thats having a headlight conversion and front end respray at tvrbodyshop as we speak. I decided to go for the stone chip protection too so will let you all know how this performs.

The stone chip protection is a flexable coating that is applied between the primer and the topcoat. I guess the idea being to allow the paint to flex rather than crack on impact. TVR are supplying some brand new cars with this coating from the factory so I thought it was worth a try!

Cheers,


Matt.