How much does it cost for my car to be painted a different color,?

I would like my car to be painted a different color, it is a 2 door Honda civic sx. Do you where I could go and how much it would cost in the state of GAHow much does it cost for my car to be painted a different color,?
2 or 3 k euro depending on the paint and carHow much does it cost for my car to be painted a different color,?
In the UK you have to inform the car registrey people in swansea. or your breaking another one of the governments laws.r
in england about 2500 for a colour change,to do the job how it should be done.ALOT OF WORK
I had a 2-door mustang and paid 1200. for an excellent pain job. The thing to consider is the quality of paint. Be careful in changing the color of your car. Lots of the time, the paint will chip off along the edge of the hood, bumper, and behind the wheels and your old color will come through. Not much you can do about this. You being in GA, depending on your location, insects can cause this too. Believe me, in south LA, bugs will kill a paint job. Also, be sure to get a warranty and get it in writing along with getting your estimates in writing too. Ask some local friends if they know of a good paint shop, but still use common sense and be careful.
I would think about 拢130 pounds but that is just a guess.
Often you will find that the additional cost of the paint job is kinda high. One must spray door jams, inside trunk lid,inside hood places like that.
when changing color you can figure at least another $700 and a good paint job if no other body work is needed is $2,500 so add $700 on to that and I'm probably being conservative.
Don't pay to have your car painted. Buy a newer car in the color you like. This is much more sensible. If you can't afford another car you should not be spending the money on paint anyway.
Maaco is a cheap outfit if they're in GA, it shouldn't cost you more than $400 (assuming the body's in good shape, the car that is).
Nothing,if you park it in the wrong neighborhood, and it will be painted MANY different colors. Almost no car is prepped for a paint job- (in that it doesn't need SOME body work), and this is where the cost factor becomes impossible to calculate without hands-on experience, and which also allows countless paint and body shops to advertise unrealistically low prices for ';standard'; paint jobs. All I can suggest is to follow the age old advice of insurance companies and small claims courts alike and get 3 estimates.