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They do some really nice work. I got a quote from them a couple years ago for a 2 tone job and without shipping it was like $900. I've gotten quotes all over from a variety of places ranging $400-1500. You might just shop local with some of the custom cycle shops or hotrod painters and do better and not have to worry with shipping which is what I'll do eventually since there's a couple really good auto shops around me that do some killer hotrod paintjobs. I see your in MD also. You might look at http://www.kundratickustoms.com/. Its true ya get what ya pay for but unless your doing some graphic and airbrush work there are plenty of shops that will do a great job for you especially now with the slow down in business and the winter months.
The only reason I mention Kundratic is that there in MD and I've seen their stuff at shows locally and they've had bikes in the Horse, Cycle Source etc.,
The only reason I mention Kundratic is that there in MD and I've seen their stuff at shows locally and they've had bikes in the Horse, Cycle Source etc.,
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Took advantage of the sale and getting a set of tins done for my Deluxe. Won't be here until end of Feb and I can't wait. The price turned out to be more but that was my doing. Even so, after having the rivets shaved, rear fender rack holes filled, "Deluxe" front fender holes filled, a tank logo and the new tins it was $2300 shipped. Pretty good deal. Scott and Jodie have been great to deal with.
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