A friend of mine owns a body shop and many moons ago we worked in the same shop. Doing collision work
you never wanted to have to do a job over so we used good supplies. We went to DuPont seminars and learned
about how not to get yourself in trouble. Then came along PPG, R&M, Sherwyn Williams and so on. They were
all name brands competing with one another. Then came the "cheaper" paints and there's where the problems
started. I guess I'm spoiled because I don't like re-do's. I pay for the good stuff and never look back. I know the
prices on this stuff have gone ballistic, but good stuff is still good, and cheap is cheap!.
you never wanted to have to do a job over so we used good supplies. We went to DuPont seminars and learned
about how not to get yourself in trouble. Then came along PPG, R&M, Sherwyn Williams and so on. They were
all name brands competing with one another. Then came the "cheaper" paints and there's where the problems
started. I guess I'm spoiled because I don't like re-do's. I pay for the good stuff and never look back. I know the
prices on this stuff have gone ballistic, but good stuff is still good, and cheap is cheap!.
