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for something so small and minute...why not try clay bar with an industrial compund/polish? And I'm sorry but if that were to happen I'd be off the deepend after ther owner tried to charge me another $200 for thier ****up. nope
for something so small and minute...why not try clay bar with an industrial compund/polish? And I'm sorry but if that were to happen I'd be off the deepend after ther owner tried to charge me another $200 for thier ****up. nope
Honestly, paint is not my strong suit. I can wash, wax, buff small scratches... I'll do suspension/exhaust/motor work all day long... But, I didn't trust myself with doing this job after what the first shop told me (may not be able to come out). I would have rather paid someone to do it then screw it up myself and it bit me in the ***.
4 years of florida sun I guess does a number on a pinstripe getting etched into the paint.
I am pretty upset about it too. But, what can I do?? Not much more besides complain about it. I don't want them touching my car again.
You can always request a charge back from the credit card company for poor workmanship.
Telcoman
Hm interesting theory.
I always pay cash for the discount, but also receive a writeup and a receipt. Guess the charge back is a last ditch effort, never thought about it but I guess it's a worthy backup
I always pay cash for the discount, but also receive a writeup and a receipt. Guess the charge back is a last ditch effort, never thought about it but I guess it's a worthy backup
Discount for cash is not worth it. Anyone that gives you more than about 3% is a tax evader. I would not hand the keys to my car over to a criminal. Shady is shady.