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I'm about to start the process of finally stripping down and rebuilding a tiller I picked up for a good price 2 years ago so I can put in some garden plots and flowerbeds in my yard.
I've found a few places to call/email about sandblasting and painting the pieces since they are far bigger than any parts I've stripped and repainted so far. My question is does anyone have a ballpark of what a small shop charged them in the last year of 2 for a similar job? I thought of maybe having them do my plow since that was outdoor stored for years and the 5 layers of paint are starting to really peel. I'm looking to not go in blind and have a shop quote my a ridiculous price without me knowing it. I know jobs like that a highly dependent where you are but if I could get an idea of what others paid, it would help. Thanks
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I had the same issue a few years ago. I struck out with the automotive people. I think you need to look for a small, privately owned shop that can do your parts as part of one of their projects. You may not have a choice of the color used. I had my snow thrower done 20 years ago for $100. The paint job was top notch and lasted a long time. It was in grey however.
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