Looking for MD/DC/VA Paint Shop Suggestions
#16
07-02-2009, 10:34 AM
I pulled that a couple of weeks ago. ****ty do it yourself stuff. Gits me every time.
HAHAHAHA j/k
#21
07-04-2009, 07:58 AM
Had a really bad experience with Wagonwerks. Went to them based on a lot of recommendations. I believe they are living off reputation at this point and not quality workmanship.
Bottom line it took three: "Your car is ready, you can come and get it" and then my, "geez you didn't align the door right", then "someone did a hack job replacing the clear bra" and finally, "why all the nibs in the paint job".
Door still doesn't line up right but after over a month and multiple commutes to Crystal City it was time to get the car home.
They ARE pros at extracting the maximum amount from your auto insurance. Their quality of work and quality control really stinks though.
Bottom line it took three: "Your car is ready, you can come and get it" and then my, "geez you didn't align the door right", then "someone did a hack job replacing the clear bra" and finally, "why all the nibs in the paint job".
Door still doesn't line up right but after over a month and multiple commutes to Crystal City it was time to get the car home.
They ARE pros at extracting the maximum amount from your auto insurance. Their quality of work and quality control really stinks though.
Last edited by Volant997; 07-04-2009 at 08:35 AM.
#22
07-04-2009, 09:18 AM
^^^ I've not had work done at Wagonwerks, but got a quote from them that was 2.5x what I ultimately paid at EuroPros at Gaithersburg. I thought that it was insulting. It was a simple front bumper respray to get rid of rock chips and scratches under the front lip.
Anyway, I was very happy with the results from EuroPros.
Anyway, I was very happy with the results from EuroPros.
#23
07-06-2009, 01:07 PM
I have to second WagonWork. They do top notch work and do a ton of Porsches. If you see their lots, there are a ton of P cars and high end stuff. They are the only ones that touch my car anytime it needs anything, accident or cosmetic.
#24
07-07-2009, 03:43 PM
I have an appt for an estimate tomorrow with Ron at D&V. I called Euro Pros (they are a helluva lot closer to me) but was kinda put off by the gal that said "we can't give you a ballpark over the phone of what it would cost to spray the bumper on your Porsche"......really? WTF...I was only asking for a ballpark idea.
I talked to Ron personally at D&V and liked his personality very much. We'll see what the estimate comes back at tomorrow. His ballpark for a front and rear bumper and hood (if I wanted it) was $1,500-$2,000. Sounded kinda high but I want it done right.
I talked to Ron personally at D&V and liked his personality very much. We'll see what the estimate comes back at tomorrow. His ballpark for a front and rear bumper and hood (if I wanted it) was $1,500-$2,000. Sounded kinda high but I want it done right.
I have no affiliations to EuroPros what so ever...I'm just pointing out anything over $1K for a bumper re-spray is robbery. My 2 cents.
#26
07-08-2009, 09:24 AM
I would steer away from euro pros, they lost my business even before they began any work on my 996.
#27
07-09-2009, 09:55 PM
Did they still have that Lambo out front?
#28
07-13-2009, 10:35 AM
I'll report back near the end of the week.
I pulled the Porsche in the bay right beside the Gallardo. Great color on that car.
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