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Joe_Pinehill
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Here's a link from a volvo enthusiast on a Macco paint job.
https://www.geocities.com/bloodyl/maaco.html
I have a 1990 240 Im thinking of repainting at Macco. Not all Maccos are equal, all are independent franchises. Ive gotten one quote so far. People Ive talked to seem to say if you do prep work ahead, you can get a good job. there are two shops within an hour from my house. Went to one so far, its a modern building, new spray booth, i walked through the shop, the work in progress look OK. I think the key is removing as much trim as you can, to minimize what is masked. I m thinking of driving there, then removing all lamps in the lot.
My Spit has a Macco paint job from the previous owner, its holding up, solid white color. I wish the owner had done more prep, but its a driver not a shower.
https://www.geocities.com/bloodyl/maaco.html
I have a 1990 240 Im thinking of repainting at Macco. Not all Maccos are equal, all are independent franchises. Ive gotten one quote so far. People Ive talked to seem to say if you do prep work ahead, you can get a good job. there are two shops within an hour from my house. Went to one so far, its a modern building, new spray booth, i walked through the shop, the work in progress look OK. I think the key is removing as much trim as you can, to minimize what is masked. I m thinking of driving there, then removing all lamps in the lot.
My Spit has a Macco paint job from the previous owner, its holding up, solid white color. I wish the owner had done more prep, but its a driver not a shower.
