2000 Pontiac Firebird Color Change!

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2000 Pontiac Firebird. This car came to us badly in need of paint! It had been sanded and unfinished by one of its owners and was becoming very hard to look at. The car's owner didn't want to spend $5000+ on a paint job and decided they wanted to go with one of our very economical Single Stage Paints! We cleaned up the car, then masked all of the windows, lights, and trim. Once we finished our prep the Firebird was painted a vivid Electric Pearl Blue that its owners picked out from our color book!

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1994 Honda Civic Hatch Color Change!

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 1994 Civic Hatch! This car came into our shop as an employee's project and what an ugly, torn-up, terrible looking...thing it was. This car had been through many hardships, and had a rough past, one of its 364 different owners decided to try their hand at "bodywork" and ended up completely ruining a couple panels.  Even with its shady past, once we completed some light sanding and applied our sealer, finishing with our basic Enamel paint, this Civic looked nice and shiny again! The car's owner wanted a unique color that really stood out, so we found him a light Teal thats sure to turn heads!

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1998 "Honda Integra" Paint Job!

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 1998 Acura Integra. This Integra underwent some surgery before coming to our shop, its front end had been converted to the Japanese Domestic Market type body. In normal terms, this is how Integras look in Japan, where they are not branded as "Acura" rather they were sold under Acura's mother company name; Honda! With the replacement front on being white, naturally the car needed paint, we began by sanding all of the chips, scratches and other imperfections out of the old paint, sealing the car with a primer and finally painting the import in its original color with our Premium "Base Coat / Clear Coat" 2 Stage paint!

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Almost-Everything's "Red Rocket"

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is our very own 2000 BMW 528i Touring. This is our "Shop Car" we use it to transport customers locally after dropping off their cars for us to paint, hauling supplies, now it will also be useful for catching eyes and promoting our shop (on the off days that we arent in our Red Rolls Royce, or our Golden Helicopter). We repaired little dings and imperfections on the BMW's body, sanded out all of the rock chips, applied a primer sealer, and finally painted it with our Company Color: GM's "Torch Red" using our premium single stage "Urethane" paint!

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2001 Honda Accord Paint Job!

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2001 Honda Accord. This Accord came in with the usual bad Honda paint; Chipping, Fading and Peeled all over. Before we could put some paint on we strongly reccomended lots of sanding to remove the old failed paint. The car's owner agreed, we promptly began sanding off all of the sunburned original paint down to a smooth, paintable level. Once complete we applied a "Primer Sealer" to provide our new paint a surface that it likes to stick onto. Lastly we applied our new coat of "Enamel Single Stage" Paint, which beleive it or not is one our basic paints that we offer, for an amazingly shiny finish that didnt cost this car's owner an arm and a leg!

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1998 Integra GS-R Paint Job!

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 1998 Acura Integra GS-R.  This sporty hatchback came to our shop with a tired, weathered looking red paint job on it.  The car's owner wanted something a bit more "Clean" looking and requested that we paint his car Honda's "Championship White" - a color used on Honda's high performance and race cars.  We began by fixing a few damaged areas that the owner specified, just minor dings and dents here and there, then moved the car into sanding where all of the bad failing paint, Chips and Scratches were smoothed down to ensure a lasting paint job with no defects beneath it.  Once sanding was complete we sealed the car with a primer and finally painted the entire exterior plus two door jambs with our premium "Urethane Single Stage" paint!

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