How to Hire a Muscle Car Painter & Avoid Losing Your Car to Paint Purgatory
The stories are all too common and, therefore, all too disturbing. A beloved muscle car project disappears into a paint shop for months, maybe even years, far beyond the promised turnaround time. What’s worse, the painter keeps asking for more money without being able to show evidence of progress. Or maybe the painter goes dark, refusing to pick up the phone or answer email.
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I know a guy who took his Plymouth GTX to a paint shop 10 years ago. It’s still there. I spent 7 years on one of my projects. I did it in my spare time. You want it done fast, you PAY. That’s just the way it is., unless that is what you do, or have done and are retired. ;)
Greg Alderman – a good article for you to read
Check out Pomona paint and panel in Queensland . Specialists in restoration and fabrication . Awesome tradies solely doing restos