not true. any body shop that is good will not use the stock paint code at all. if you want a two tone look then by all means get it shipped with the factory paint code. Im just letting you know when I got my Liquid Grey spoiler shipped painted with the code it was way way darker than by body color liquid grey due to the sun fading the color. the body shop will mix the paint accordingly to get the right match as close as possible and anybody who knows a little bit about color matching it will NEVER be a 100% match regaurdless if you use your paint code or get it done at a body shop.^^^ are ya kiddin me? what would the sun have to do with this? ANYWHERE you get it painted is gonna paint it your stock color whether it has faded slightly or not. if you get it painted at a body shop it will be much more than the $91 that Spoiler Depot charges. hey man...just shoot [email protected] an email and tell him Mike with the focus sent ya. He can prolly hook ya up real nice![]()
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it might be perfect to the avg person.....but not I.then whats your point!? your sayin that gettin it done at a body shop wont match AND your sayin that gettin it color matched by the company wont match! im telling you that my car has 20,000 miles on it and the paint still matched PERFECT! i hate to break it to ya but the sun wont fade your paint THAT much. i mean yea it will a lil bit but not to a competely different shade. but back to my previous point anyway...it would also be CHEAPER to have spoiler depot paint it for you! a body shop would charge well over $100 plus you would have to wait to get that done. have them paint it and it can be on 20 minutes after you get it! like i didlike i said...shoot nick an email and see what he can do for ya![]()
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