[ajp120]

It was ruled her fault and she was ticketed, thankfully.


What is a good shop that matches paint well? I know the Focus MK3's have a unique speckle tone. I am going to Abra for the assessment, but I really want the paint matched exactly, if possible.

 

[Wildsailor]

I have had goof luck with my dealership bump shop. I haven't had my Focus fixed there but my F150 twice and they did great work.

 

[old greybeard]

She's paying for it, dealer is best. Don't use maaco!

 

[SPIinDisguise]

Yep! If you aren't paying, take it to the best place!

 

[danbfree]

Well, it was easy to get OEM touch-up paint in tuxedo Black, I'm sure if you talk to just about any shop and insist on using OEM paint up front they will take care of you.

 

[Mr Rutherford]

The blood of teenage girl drivers is the best paint match...

 

[SPIinDisguise]

The blood of teenage girl drivers is the best paint match...

As his profile picture stares ominously HAHA! That took an odd turn[unsure][loveff]

 

[BlueIce]

You CANNOT go by what someone says on the internet when it comes to paint. Your best bet, call a dealer and ask them! If the dealer doesn't do it themselves, they should be able to tell you what shop they use.

 

[felixthecat]

She's paying for it, dealer is best. Don't use maaco!

This^^^^^^^They know what they're going,,,,

 

[Twenty]

If you can, ask around in the local car community. See where owners of rare/classic/show cars go and get their feedback. There are no set 'rules' for picking a good shop out of the crowd; it could be the biggest and fanciest shop in town or it could also be the low-key, small shop around the corner that's a bit of a well-kept secret.

 

[NavyZX5]

Gerber is one chain I trust, even if higher cost.