Body shop in Houston area?

[Willburr]

I managed to scrape the corner of my front bumper and fender up pretty good. Dammit!

Looks like I can order a replacement fender cover for less than $40 or so but can anyone recommend a place in Houston that does good paint work? Also need to have the scratches filled in but I might be able to buff them... Any ideas how much this sort of thing would cost?

I'll certainly avoid that place that does a "momentually" bad job. :-)

Thanks! WB

[Washgsxr]

David McDavid has a good body shop.

[baseballfanz]

There's a place I use call Hou-Tex in the Alief area. They do good work.

[Titan4x4Aggie]

If you're down here in the Clear Lake area, I have been to Bayside Frame Service 3 times now, and they did a great job and charge a good price.

I bent my rear bumper offroading and my tailgate wouldnt' completely open, and they bent it back good as new for $65.

I also damaged the front panel. Got a new one for $40, painted for $90. Looks better than the factory side after 1 year.

[TexTitan04]

Originally Posted by Willburr

I managed to scrape the corner of my front bumper and fender up pretty good. Dammit!

Looks like I can order a replacement fender cover for less than $40 or so but can anyone recommend a place in Houston that does good paint work? Also need to have the scratches filled in but I might be able to buff them... Any ideas how much this sort of thing would cost?

I'll certainly avoid that place that does a "momentually" bad job. :-)

Thanks! WB

two guys next door to bubbles on westheimer will do it, but they want an arm and a leg to do so. they quoted me 300.00 to fix one small crease in my door and general rash on the side from trees and bushes at the deer lease.
slightly off topic, i talked to some guys at the car show that do undercoating. i had a cow run into my front drivers side bumper and dent the plastic cover and sub-bumper below the headlight. so i wanted to see if they could undercoat the outside pieces (they take are the brunt anyway) they told me that all the undercoating products available out there wouldn't adhere to the plastic.
they've practiced on atv plastic and couldn't get a fuse between the two. they did however, say they could spray release agent on the existing plastic caps to make a undercoating mold (sprayed about .25" thick) that i could screw directly to the bumper. all that said and understood. i think i want to get the replacement kennisaw mountain bumper for 7 or 8 bills. i'd like to see the cow dent that muther...............actually that would really hack me off big time.
i might have to eat that cow.