Economy Paint Shops in OC?

[sensinitas]

Hey guys-

I have a buddy who's needs to get his hood repainted on his Tahoe. He's not a car guy, so he doesn't want to spend an arm and a leg. I'm not familiar with OC body/paint shops, so I figured I would ask. Any help is greatly appreciated. :tup:

[oc-audica]

www.earlscheib.com/

or my uncle actually has a shop in Huntington - he usually does older model... hotrod/lowrider cars so a Tahoe shouldn't be any problem and if its just a respray i doubt it'll cost too much. plus it wouln't hurt getting some feedback from someone on here maybe we can help out a few more people

[Neccros]

Try Wet Works in Costa Mesa.... got a quote for some work and they seemed very resonable for the quality of their work...

[sensinitas]

www.earlscheib.com/

or my uncle actually has a shop in Huntington - he usually does older model... hotrod/lowrider cars so a Tahoe shouldn't be any problem and if its just a respray i doubt it'll cost too much. plus it wouln't hurt getting some feedback from someone on here maybe we can help out a few more people


What's your uncle's shop?

[oc-audica]

I think he called it westcoast something... he used to be sunrise in newport beach but he's had his own shop for at least 15 years just don't remember the name

it's right off beach and slater
(say you're heading southbound on beach, pass slater and make your first right, go down and the road ends and curves left - his shop is on the left hand side right before the street curves. no signs or anything, just a small building, a small yard, and a long rollie fence gate. just about as economic as they get =)

[bugzy]

i usually send people to Joe @Wetworks Garage in Costa Mesa or Wayne @A1 Autobody in Huntington Beach