Hiring a muscle car painter shouldn’t feel like entering the Twilight Zone, yet many enthusiasts find their prized projects stuck in paint purgatory. Before your car vanishes into a time warp, ensure you dodge common pitfalls. Vet your painter like you would a blind date—check references, inspect past work, and agree on clear terms. Remember, if your painter stops responding or asks for more cash without showing progress, you might be dealing with Houdini in overalls.
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
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