[TPR] Happy New Year - New Paint???

[michael@michaelshortt.com]

Prep is 90% of the job,

You could give him the car and divide the costs
of

1) Prep/Disassembly
2) Moving to Paint
3) Paint / Materials
4) Moving back to his place
5) Reassembly

and see how it goes along the way, you could always pull it
and pay for work done thus far.

I'd also want to see a schedule with completion dates.

after I saw examples of his work and talk to others who have used him.

Michael Shortt



On Thu, Jan 3, 2013 at 3:12 PM, Teampantera <teampantera at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hey Guys,
>
> Wotz up?
>
> Thinking about pulling trigger on new paint for Pantera...I have one guy
> here who does all the prep work and repairs out of his home garage then
> uses a friends pro paint booth for spraying.
>
> Just curious if any of you have any "lessons learned" you want to share?
> Plan is to give him 3 months to complete.
>
> Dawg
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