SUPREME $899

Economy

3 Coats Acrylic Urethane Paint - Single Stage
12 - Month Warranty
In a pinch

DIMENSION I $1399

Extra Shine

4 Coats Urethane Paint with Inter-graded clear
24 - Month Warranty
Great value for that older truck

DIMENSION II $1699

Deep Shine for a Lifetime

4 Coats Urethane Base Color With 4 Coats of Glamour Clear
36 - Month Warranty
*Sherwin Williams highest quality clear, gives you a factory shine that will last for years.

DIMENSION III $2099

Just want that little extra

Tri-stage & Pearls Clear*
36 - Month Warranty
*Sherwin Williams highest quality clear, gives you a factory shine that will last for years.

ULTRA $2499

Ultimate Package

Cut no corners - Sherwin Williams ULTRA PAINT
4 Coats ULTRA Base Color With 4 Coats of CC200 ULTRA Clear*
36 - Month Warranty
*Sherwin Williams highest quality clear, gives you a factory shine that will last for years.

OPTIONS

  • Door jams: $175/Hood - Tailgate $250 plus
  • Pin stripe: $65 and up
  • Frame labor: $95/hour
  • Second color $500 for Supreme and Dimension I
  • Body labor: $60/hour
  • Wet sand and buff: $1100
  • Trim package (black only): $225
  • $500 for Second color for Supreme and Dimension I
  • $700 for Dimension II - III or ULTRA
  • $500 and Up for Paint Inside Bed
  • Dually and Extra Cabs ADD $250 plus

Statement of Warranty

  • Warranty on all paint work includes peeling or fading only
  • No guarantee on work conducted on rust or rot conditions
  • No adjustments or warranty work to be done without invoice
  • Warranty does not cover plastic of rubber bumpers, trim or molding

How to Care for Your Vehicle after a Paint Job

It is finally time to pick up your car from the body shop and admire its new paint job. It looks shiny and fresh and you want to keep it looking that way for as long as possible. There are certain steps that you can take in order to properly care for your car to keep its paint job looking as new as possible.

A newly painted car will require a good washing and waxing. However do not run out to the car wash on your way home from the body shop. Give the paint two weeks to cure before you wash and wax the car.

After the two week waiting period, it is time to wash the car. If you have a local car wash that you trust to wash your newly painted car, than take it there. Otherwise wash your car at home. You will need a five gallon bucket and a Ph balanced cleaner. Do not use dish soap on your car. It will quickly dull the new paint. Wet the car and apply the cleaner with a scratch fee washcloth. Start at the top of the car and work down. Rinsing is very important. Even though it may look like your cleaner is not leaving any residue, a thorough rinse will get rid of anything left behind.

Once the car has been thoroughly rinsed, it needs to be thoroughly dry. Use a scratch fee, lint free towel to completely dry the car. Any water left behind can leave permanent water marks in the paint. The newly painted car needs to be washed weekly in order to maintain its appearance.

It is important to apply wax to the new paint; however, you need to wait two months before you wax. Follow the instructions on a can of carnauba wax and apply to your car. A newly painted car needs to be waxed at least every two to six months. By following these steps, your new car will stay looking beautiful for years to come.