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04.05.2021 2:48:33
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Price list for average size vehicles and parts (estimated)
(Additional charges may apply for undercoating etc.)
Whole vehicle exterior $1000-1200.
Door $140.
Fender (in and out) $160.
Copyright ©. Blastco . All rights reserved.
Price list for average size vehicles and parts (estimated)
(Additional charges may apply for undercoating etc.)
Whole vehicle exterior $1000-1200.
Door $140.
Fender (in and out) $160.
DIY! 4" grinder and a few flap wheels, have it done in a weekend. I've done 2 trailers in the past 3 years. 1st one was an old Gator made with C channel and then a Spartan with square tube. The C channel was a bit more difficult and more work but I also think it was a stronger trailer. I might of had 10-12 hrs of grinder time into each one. [links]
I just paint trailers with industrial paint and cheap thinner. here
Re: repainting my trailer - sand vs sandblasting here
Re: repainting my trailer - sand vs sandblasting
Well sandblasting will probably be more $ but, it will get it right down to bare metal in many areas where just sanding can`t and the new primer and paint will have a better place to "grab" and as long as its done right it will probably last longer. On the other hand if the trailer is in decent shape as you suggested, with just light surface rust I would save the $ and have it just sanded down, leaving the factory primer bonded to the frame and reprime and paint . I have done many trailers this way and they have come great and lasted several years.
If there is any rust you want to sand blast it, sanding will never get it off where blasting will plus the trailer place does this all the time so they would be using a very good primer and the correct paint so this is a no brainer, go with the blasting, it will be a better job and last longer, with just sanding the rust will be back within a year. [links]
Fiberglass will be priced 30% over cost of metal here
After understanding how we m edia blast, the firs t quest ion is always, "how much would it cost to blast my project? " The short answer is, we q uote by the job. We do not charge hourly. This wa y y ou will know exactly how much you will pay before leaving your parts or ca r with u s. There are two main attribut es that impact pricing : time and the a mount of media used. Things that impact the amount of time and media that we use include:
Nearly every project we do has at least a few (if not all!) of these attributes, so don't worry!
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