Glopaticki
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I'm amazed that someone with that kind of work can own and run a shop, i'd hate to see what his other work is like.
BerserkerCatSplat
That sucks - you sir, have my deepest sympathies.
Oh that's the easiest thing ever. Leave it outside. If it aint painted it'll rust in an instant.(how do you manage to get rust on a relatively new car in a matter of days anyway?)
In the thread was that he couldn't get hold of the guy working on the body-kit because he was "busy with his homework." How old was this guy?
Oh that's the easiest thing ever. Leave it outside. If it aint painted it'll rust in an instant.
how do you manage to get rust on a relatively new car in a matter of days anyway?
Exactly. Don't pay dollar one until you see the finished product. If the shop refuses that deal, go somewhere else.Moral of the story: Never pay for or sign off on any work to your car until you're 100% satisfied with the job.
Maybe a civil suit, like thevictor390 said, he's got a little ground to stand on. The problem is that he went and paid for the work, which means he 'approved' it.Damn... I felt a bit sick when I saw that... so, what can the owner of the 350Z do ...legally... ?
Paying for the work does not mean that he approved the work. Without paying, he couldn't have driven the car out of the bodyshop.The problem is that he went and paid for the work, which means he 'approved' it.