Right time to paint
03-02-11, 12:28 PM
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Right time to paint
When is it the cheapest time to get a car painted? I'm looking for a time when there the least accidents and ppl having their car in the body shop.. So I know I can get some good deals out the paint shop when they are looking for customers.
03-04-11, 09:30 AM
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I think the reason no one has answered this question is pretty much because there is no answer...i.e. it's kind of like asking "what's the best time to die" to get a break from the funeral home.
Body shops bread & butter are insurance claims work, and they happen 24/7...it never stops, day or night, so they always have work, at least the good shops anyway.
Just get some suggestions on "good" shops from friends & neighbors, or go to a car show and ask there, then get 3 or 4 estimates from those shops.
That's about as good as you're going to get as to the best price.. Good luck!
Body shops bread & butter are insurance claims work, and they happen 24/7...it never stops, day or night, so they always have work, at least the good shops anyway.
Just get some suggestions on "good" shops from friends & neighbors, or go to a car show and ask there, then get 3 or 4 estimates from those shops.
That's about as good as you're going to get as to the best price.. Good luck!
03-04-11, 12:33 PM
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I think the reason no one has answered this question is pretty much because there is no answer...i.e. it's kind of like asking "what's the best time to die" to get a break from the funeral home.
Body shops bread & butter are insurance claims work, and they happen 24/7...it never stops, day or night, so they always have work, at least the good shops anyway.
Just get some suggestions on "good" shops from friends & neighbors, or go to a car show and ask there, then get 3 or 4 estimates from those shops.
That's about as good as you're going to get as to the best price.. Good luck!
Body shops bread & butter are insurance claims work, and they happen 24/7...it never stops, day or night, so they always have work, at least the good shops anyway.
Just get some suggestions on "good" shops from friends & neighbors, or go to a car show and ask there, then get 3 or 4 estimates from those shops.
That's about as good as you're going to get as to the best price.. Good luck!
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I think the reason no one has answered this question is pretty much because there is no answer...i.e. it's kind of like asking "what's the best time to die" to get a break from the funeral home.
Body shops bread & butter are insurance claims work, and they happen 24/7...it never stops, day or night, so they always have work, at least the good shops anyway.
Just get some suggestions on "good" shops from friends & neighbors, or go to a car show and ask there, then get 3 or 4 estimates from those shops.
That's about as good as you're going to get as to the best price.. Good luck!
Body shops bread & butter are insurance claims work, and they happen 24/7...it never stops, day or night, so they always have work, at least the good shops anyway.
Just get some suggestions on "good" shops from friends & neighbors, or go to a car show and ask there, then get 3 or 4 estimates from those shops.
That's about as good as you're going to get as to the best price.. Good luck!
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