Does this seem reasonable?

[ref]MikeyH[/ref], you have to make it worth Lynchy's while. Try offering a holiday for a week, B&B, touring in the area, guided walks :D

I can recommend his work as he repaired my vandalised Audi some years back.
 
pvr said:
[ref]MikeyH[/ref], you have to make it worth Lynchy's while. Try offering a holiday for a week, B&B, touring in the area, guided walks :D

I can recommend his work as he repaired my vandalised Audi some years back.
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Better than that, perhaps I could have a holiday at Lynchy's while he does the work :thumbsup: :evil:
 
That’s is a pretty bad quote, get some bondo putty, a can of base coat, and a can of clear coat, and you can fix any scratches in the future as well
 
I’ve had a quote from a chap for £160.00 no VAT to add. Found out he did some work on my wife’s car a few years ago, still okay. He’s on holiday at the moment but I will book him in next week. Thanks to Lynchy for that, his price made me look around a bit more. :thumbsup: Yes I could faff around and spend all weekend doing it and getting a passable job done but at that price what’s the point.
 
MikeyH said:
Yes I could faff around and spend all weekend doing it and getting a passable job done but at that price what’s the point.
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Exactly. You will never get it as good as the professionals will (hopefully), unless you invest in all the gear and practice a lot.
I am currently re-doing some bits of paint on our E89 which I did badly a couple of years ago. It's not easy getting it nice, even on a solid white car! :x
 
Exactly Pondrew, back in the day when every car I owned was non metallic I would, after hours of work make a reasonable job of it but the colour match was always a problem with some colours. There used to be a guy in Exeter, many years ago, that would colour match the paint and put it into a spray can, was double the price but matched really well. If I had the time I would give it a go but metallic paint is awful to get correct.
 
Okay so the saga goes on. The guy who quoted £160.00 seems to have packed up :headbang: so searching again, found this one, I think they’re having ‘a tin bath’. £384.00 to remove and replace the bumper but only do the corner. :rofl: :thumbsdown: 80C42587-8E29-4AF9-822D-4015E4226F39.jpeg
 
Well, just chased up the guy with the £160.00 quote and he's off work for the unforeseeable future as he has damaged his arm on holiday :headbang: So, I'm going to give it a go myself, if I make a crap job of it I'll get him to tidy it up when he is back at work again. :thumbsup: Have to wait for better weather though :D
 
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