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Restoration / Re: Norwood stickers
« on: December 05, 2017, 07:24:53 PM »Thanks for the reply's and I did not mean to derail the OP's thread about the paper stickers.Just because they are next door doesn't mean it will be done as the factory did it. You have to decide if you want it done right or just installed.The last four jobs I took in were butchered by other shops, two of which were self proclaimed restoration shops. It is costly to repair a shop's hackwork. The convenience of a shop being next door should be last on the list of qualifications.
The most skill and patiance is in removing the old quarters without cutting into other parts such as the brace supports.
Body shops are all about just getting it done and move on.
I'm fully aware of what has been said and appreciate the concern, at this point I feel comfortable with the choice I've made. I'll be having one more talk with the tech on taking things apart and how he plans to do it before I'll leave the car with them. In the end if it is not done correctly and a "Hack" job it's all on me and my fault for choosing them. I know how and what needs to be done but do not have the experience nor the correct equipment to do this work myself
But hey we all learned about those paper stickers, very interesting.