Lowrider paint is on a whole different level. These paint jobs can run anywhere from $20,000 to over $60,000, and some of the top tier builds even push past $100,000. With candy colors, heavy metal flake, fades, and hand laid patterns, it is not just paint, it is straight artwork that takes time, patience, and serious skill.
Do you think it is worth that kind of money or is it going too far?
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