It's expensive to do right, since the car will need to be stripped back to a bare shell to get the engine bay, exposed interior panels, etc. Also, if you intend reselling it at some point, you'll be lowering the value since the colour won't match the logbook.
If it was a classic or prestige car it might be worth it, but a navy blue golf? Unless it's a Mk1 - and even then I'd question it - you'd be better off selling it and buying one in the colour you want.
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