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Plastic bumper mobile repair, OC & SD
I called out a mobile service that repaints cars at your location. Mostly plastic bumper repair and paint. In my case someone had repainted my front bumper, prior to my purchase, but they did not prep the surface properly. They left what are know as Fish Eyes in the paint. This was probably do to oil left on the surface and not cleaned off properly prior to paint.
"Just paint it and get it out the door." I hate that kind of attitude. So with about 90 minutes worth of labor(mostly sanding w/ 500 grit), then 040 paint and a wax buffing of my car's black front bumper. It looks like new. At first I was concerned about dust getting into the paint but that ended up being no problem. I asked to be there first customer so they started at 9AM and where done at 10:30AM. No wind and about 70+ degrees. Note: I had quotes that ranged from $200-$625 to prep and repaint the front bumber. I choose these guys because they were mobile and had done two other cars at my work and those people where satisfied and I liked what I saw as the end result. Richard Brush Touch Auto Reconditioning 13144 Carolyn St. Cerritos, CA 90703 562-577-8168
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen, Lynn 2000 SL500 Silver 2000 SL500 SOLD 1989 560SL SOLD 1988 560SL SOLD Last edited by lynns; 09-23-2007 at 02:27 AM. |
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It happened almost one month after I had it repaired by Brush Touch but because the car is black I decided to repair it as best as I could until I had the time and funds to repair it again. The first repair was done by Richard's Son's and they did a great job so I thought when I called Brush Touch this next time they would still be in the business. But Richard showed up at my 5/12/09 appointment and explained that they couldn't handle the business. I was having ALL of our windows cleaned at our house so I had to ask Richard to work around the corner in one of the parking lots assosciated with our Homeowners Association. The day started out with his frustration that he had forgoten his mobile phone. From there it got worse. I asked him how he was going to repair the 'tor n plastic bumber'. His response was, "are you trying to tell me how to do my job?" I've been doing this for 34 years." As if I was to be impressed. At that point I was ready say, just leave but I didn't and that was my mistake. From then on his Customer Service skills went more and more down hill. After about two hours I returned and the patched area loked fine so I wrote him a check for $300.00. because he only takes cash and check. He now has the checks written to "R.M. Auto Repair" instead of "Brush Touch Auto Repair". After a couple of words we both went our seperate ways. Later in the day after the paint dried I looked under the car to find a multitude of paint runs. See the attached. I sent these pictures to him and he said he would be back a week later after the paint had dried. He cashed the check on 5/13. I called him on 5/18 to set our appt. for 5/19 at 8:00 AM. At about 9:30 AM I called him and he said that he had left a message on my cell and did I get it? NO Well how does 10:00-10:30 AM sound? At 10:30 AM hecalled me and said that he had more work to do at his customer site and that he would post me throughout the day which NEVER happened. So I called him at about 7:00 PM to ask him when he would be out to take care of my car? How does 7:00 AM sound tomorrow? Fine, lets do it. He was there at 6:50 AM complaining about my concern over the multiple paint runs. I kept my mouth shut cuz I new he was looking for any excuse to leave. He sanded the runs, did a light paint and was gone. Bootomline: if his son's were still giving the quality work I probably wouldn't hesitate to promote this mobile repair shop. But now that Richard is back in the front lines I say stay clear of this business unless you want to deal with a total A..hole with zero customer service skills. |
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