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After 6 months to fix a dent and paint, if you didn't get a great explanation and a deep discount on any work done at your expense, you should have. That job should have been done in a few weeks.
After 6 months to fix a dent and paint, if you didn't get a great explanation and a deep discount on any work done at your expense, you should have. That job should have been done in a few weeks.
I think so. Unless of course, it was knowingly put on the 'back burner'. Some customers do that if they're not in a rush.
Anyway, glad to hear its fixed and again that you are okay from the accident!
Should look great, and I'm sure you're excited to have it back.
After 6 months to fix a dent and paint, if you didn't get a great explanation and a deep discount on any work done at your expense, you should have. That job should have been done in a few weeks.
Agree; however, it was a full respray, wouldn't that typically be greater than a few weeks?
Im currently having new front bumper, front and rear scuttle, glass out front and rear and other misc rust bubble issues done and have been told less than 2 weeks.. 6 months and i'd go crazy. Im now starting to get nervous i wont get my baby back before the holidays. Finally putting the old girl through a make her like shes new make over..
Put it this way: it shouldn't have taken 6 months.
I had a reputable body shop do some minor work on my other car a while back. It took 2 months when it shoulda taken a week.
I calmly explained that to the owner and he knocked 50% of my bill.
If he knocked 50% off your bill, you were being overcharged by 50%
Complete resprays on a non daily driver typically get love when the shop is slow. Not uncommon. Busy shops are busy for a reason. The results will reflect this
If he knocked 50% off your bill, you were being overcharged by 50%
Complete resprays on a non daily driver typically get love when the shop is slow. Not uncommon. Busy shops are busy for a reason. The results will reflect this
So you're saying 6 months to spray a car and fix a small dent is usual? After 6 months of waiting the price should reflect this.
12-03-2012, 11:46 PM
