This is just a simple opinion question - I'm sure to get a response :) If cost is a major option - what are the lists thoughts on having a bus painted at an Earl Sceib or similar mass painting shop. I tend to be very apprehensive of their claims. However, what is really the difference between what they will do for $750 or what a small independent shop will do for thousands? I'm not trying to be cheap but $$$$ are always an issue at this point in life.If a $750 paint job is going to last me many years it may be worth it - then again I would want it to be of at least good quality and workmanship. I know it is sort of a dumb question because what I am really asking about is quality but your opinions will help as I have no bench mark or experience with any of this. I'm also once again getting ahead of myself as it will be quite a while before I am ready to make any decisions on this. -- Thanks, Jeff 90' Carat (It's Blue, It's Beautiful, It needs a lot of work) 86' (Soon to be donating organs to the 90') 85' GL (sidelined but to be resurrected in the near future) |
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