Anyone know where i can get a dirt cheap respray from...

Just park beside a muddy puddle

Don't come any cheaper or dirtier and get about the same finish as some of the resprays on the Wirral.

Sounds like you've been to some of the same spray shops I've used in the past.

You basically get what you pay for, so it all depends what you want to do with the car.
If you have a look in Auto Trader you'll find a few places that will do the work for a fixed price, but basically the more work you do yourself the cheaper it'll be. If you can rub the vehicle down and do most of the masking up you'll find that you'll save ££'s in labour costs.

try these guys, ask for bob spray here

Most of these places start as a insurance repair garage and just add on this with no skills whatsoever. There's a lot of really bad places on the Wirral!

what you looking at painting bud?

VW TRANSPORTER ON A J PLATE MATE...

what sort of colour are you looking at?

(i run a garage and do painting etc. so just trying to get you a cheap price, of course it would be cheapest to have the van already stripped, and prepped, rubbed down etc. but i can do this if you like)

What would you charge for a Mitzibishi Carisma in red?

what needs doing? whats the problem with the existing paint? cheers!

It's faded,but the car it'self is great,just cosmetic really!

i could just give it a good buffing, and it would look as good as new, wouldnt cost much too!

Its non metallic blue,and i would like to keep it this colour, i have tried buffing it but it keeps fading again,so it really needs painting,i dont mind prepping it to keep the price down but if price was right i would just get you to do it,,i dont want it concourse , we only use it about 4 times a year to go camping in, and i just want it presentable,any idea on price,whereabouts is your garage mate..

You need to use a seal followed by regular waxing to stop some paints fading especially red(pink) paint.

My grandma's red agila went pink. I gave it plenty of elbow grease and she came up like new... the car not my grandma...
I then used a seal to finish it off but that didn't work very well so I threw it back in the sea