What? That is quite a bit to paint a car.
So you had nothing in writing, nothing stating that he was going to paint it for the agreed arrangement?
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What? That is quite a bit to paint a car.
So you had nothing in writing, nothing stating that he was going to paint it for the agreed arrangement?
No. Nothing in writing. Also I was there helping a couple of hours a day for several months
Yeah this sounds like you are getting ripped off! I would take him to small claims court!
No, sidelko it's not that much. i know what this job was. it was rotten windows in a chevelle or 442 that got all new metal.glazed all wiggles and dings, i'm betting i'm right. but seriously if he didn't put a mechanics lien on it you go there with the cops and he's gotta give it to you. when you paid him was it in a check?
i wish you all the best of luck..
Rodadler is right, If it's a build/paint job, It's cheap.
if it's a simple deal of painting a car that had faded paint, Then, It's high.
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Okay, That said, The guy should stand behind his word.
You are getting the run around, He took over a year. He is holding the car.
I would bet the car does NOT have a mechanics lein.
Do as robadler said,
Take the cops with you and get the car. Tell the guy you will discuss it in court, Otherwise forget it.
Good luck.
If you can afford the extra $3200, Do this,
Get a reciept detailing the advance cash, the material money, and the balance.
Tell him you WILL NOT accept that paint job for the money you paid.
I assure you, He will lose money on it after "Making the customer happy"
Be sure to let him know that you are not paying a dime till the car is ready and you are not waiting another year.
'Get it done ASAP, and I will pay the other $3200.'
Be sure to get a detailed reciept before confronting him on the quality and DO NOT give him any money till you take the car.
Also, your not paying for more material, If he did it right the first time, the material you bought would have done the job.
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