posted 07-03-2002 09:09 PM                  

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posted 07-08-2002 02:57 PM                  

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Originally posted by JUST JP:
Randy,
Could you please post how much it cost for your flames? If you prefer, please PM me. I'm sure others are curious what it costs to have flames, EXCELLENT flames added. P.S. I don't have a trailer, just curious what car costs.

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JUST JP
Cost of flames vary depending on many things. Average cost is $1,500 to $3,000 if traditional type flames are painted on top or your original paint with pin striping to feather out the taped edges it is less expensive way to go . When you do the flames under clear and have to clear compleat panels so you can not feel the flames edges, the cost goes up or when you start using more expensive paint, such as color changing paint like House of Kolor Kameleons or ppg Harlequin, very pricey paint at $3,000 a gallon cost goes up even more. My car was completely repainted black. With Harlequin paint used on flames under the clear no pin striping to give it a clean ghost look. Hope this helps.

posted 07-08-2002 03:04 PM                  

Randy's flames look awesome in pics - I would bet they look even better in person!!

Happy Prowling

Marty

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2000 Black with hand painted blue faded to purple flames

Driving my Dream

posted 07-09-2002 11:07 AM                  

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Originally posted by ed monahan:
Randy, your car was repainted black BEFORE the flames were added and then clear coated?

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Ed, My car was completely disassembled and repainted due to a sand storm in Palm Springs ca the flames were painted between clear coats, the windshield side glass and head lights also replaced.