Wash expectation
For some reason the green color on my Excursion is fading and the clear coat peeling on the passenger side and rear, only the green. The white and gold still looks great, anyway, it's at the RV Paint...
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Bob/Olallawa wrote:rgatijnet1 wrote:Bill.Satellite wrote:
Really? He should have gotten a written contract that included whether to wash the coach or not before he agreed to have them paint his RV? Now it's his fault and, while you have no info to help with the question, you are going to point the blame back at him?
Interesting way to twist the thread.
Yep I am. If you are going to give someone $2000 you should know what you are getting. I guess SOME people just don't like taking responsibility for their actions anymore. He is ENTITLED to ONLY what he paid for, and nothing extra. If he did not know what he was paying for, that is his fault. This was ONLY a partial repaint, not a full paint. Huge difference.
Now that sounds more like a fly by night paint shop type answer than a response from a fellow RV'r...Nice cars on your website, good job
It is always nice to have other people dictate what a business owner should do with his labor force. It is so easy to spend other people's money. Where does it end? How about a wax job and rub down all of the old paint so everything looks like new? The point is it was a partial paint job and the exact details of what was to be done should have been discussed. How many of you guys would just hand over $2000 without knowing what you were getting and discussing all of the details with the shop? I am also going to go out on a limb and say that maybe, just maybe, the owner went with the shop that gave him the lowest quote.
