Fading Cap Solution with LineX?
I've noticed early signs of cap fading on our coach. I've been applying Meguiars Flagship Premium wax ...three apps one day apart ...in the spring and fall. I expect the fading will worsen. I talked t...
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B.O. Plenty wrote:valhalla360 wrote:Shopped around to have mine painted. It's hard to find a shop with a big enough booth. The front cap cost $1500.00 the rear cap cost $1050.00 at a different shop 2 years later...Paint jobs are not as cheap as they used to be..
If you look at the boating world, most boats are white for a reason. Yes, they will fade too but it's far less noticable.
The darker the color the more fading is tough to keep up on.
Other than the decals, it shouldn't cost more than a few hundred to get the end caps painted. The decals though are the bulk of the project.
B.O.
If that included removing the decals, I can buy it.
If not, you got taken. Once the decals are off, it should be maybe 2hours to dewax and tape off (based on the OP's situation, I'm assuming no holes or cracks to repair). Spray should take 10-15min but there will be a bit of time to clean up the equipement and you probably want a couple coats, so the rig may sit in the booth for a day.
If the $1500 didn't include decal removal, that's robbery.
