Question for you all!!!?

hi this is a good question if the cheaper one happens to be near you i would maybe go and check it out first maybe have a chat with someone face to face and see what sort of reputation it has and sometimes it might be down to the individual who performed the job sometimes paying more doesn't always ensure you get the best job i guess if you could see them both in action then that might make your mind up for you good luck hope you get the result you want

In all honesty, (having been in a similar position and learnt the hard way)...... take the more expensive option and have it painted at a garage.

Although you could get it done somewhere else and the colour of the paint may be right, it may even come direct from the manufactuers there is ALWAYS a difference in shade'density etc....... At least if you pay to have it done at a garage the the the bodywork eyes can use the original car and his eyes to give you the best possible colour match. Plus if your not happy with the job or finish, you can say so! The price you have quoted doesn't seem unreasonable, still I appreciate its alot of money. But really garage every time for me from now on! m Good luck

Hi

Contact both companies and ask what guarantees they give. Its a bumper not a complete paint job!

Its all very telling the guy to go for the most expensive one because you get what you pay for, but what if the expensive one is over priced???

There is no way of telling what you're getting until you've got it, and if your after a bargain then £69.99 is a bargain. Just speak to them.

Geordie

With the cost of the paint and undercoat around £15 , and bumpers do not have to be sanded and polished the cheaper one sounds reasonable, as long as it is undercoated properly that is the most important part of plastic spraying , the more expensive one price sounds exorbitant

far as the $69.99 they are useding cheeper paint

and far as the $100 one they are useing beter paint

the more u pay the beter it's going to be

if u get the 69.99 on the paint may fade in a few years and look crapey

go with the cheaper option as there nothing to say that the more expensive will be better , and whatever you pay your,e still entitled to a decent job

I would go with the £69.99. "If it sounds to good to be true then it probably is".

Save yourself the hassle, you may end up paying twice in the long run! :)

Tough choice, i would go with the £100 as the saying is you get what you pay for.

its a coin flip either way. your best bet would be to do a search and try to find some customer reviews on both places in order to get an idea of the quality of their work.

id go with the more expensive one but maybe you should give them a ring