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Originally Posted by Kyle07Si
AND btw, Maaco is only that bad when, you buy the cheapest paint job. If you buy the ACTUAL good paint jobs that other places charges theres no difference and in some ways Maaco is better because they can get the actual factory colors. My point is if you take it to a mom and pop shop they cannot 100% match something like Nighthawk black. They can come real close, but they cannot get it to a T. I used Maaco on my 88 Monte SS and it came out looking like pure tits
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Are you kidding me? I think NBP is one of the EASIEST to match. Or at least blend to where you can't see a difference with the naked eye. I think colors like RR and TW would be a bit harder to get the exact shade right...
Just my opinion tho. I fixed rust spots on my first prelude that was red and the match was not horrible but you could tell that it was different