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Urgent Help Required - Need an independent assessment of a paint job

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black_flag:

--- Quote from: MADLT1 on June 11, 2013, 09:42:48 PM ---3 Mildon Road Tuggerah NSW 2259 Australia Ph 61 2 4353 0744 Fax 61 2 4353 0822 email ,this is concourse sportscar restorations,ask for gavin,they are very very good with panel and panel

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Thanks. I called them yesterday and I'm waiting to hear back. Not sure if they're gonna be keen to provide a report. Everyone I've spoken to doesn't want to get involved.

Bloody tough situation.

black_flag:
have tried a number of people to provide a report, but all are unwilling to do so.

if anybody else knows somebody, please let me know.

thanks,

bfit:

--- Quote from: black_flag on June 13, 2013, 08:29:11 AM ---have tried a number of people to provide a report, but all are unwilling to do so.

if anybody else knows somebody, please let me know.

thanks,

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Mate try your insurance company
Bfit

bootlegger:
As boschevette said ultimately the repair in fiberglass will show. It simply moves too much.
If it was poorly repaired say by using spray fillers to fill the sanding marks then I reckon you could go back to the repairer.
Also if the painter really turned the heat up in the booth that could make the repair move.
Ive done a lot of repairs on boats both glass and glass covered wood. Over wood the paint always shrinks back showing the woven roving pattern.
Andys restorations on this forum posted a whole section on repairing and painting fiberglass. He would leave each product on for months to harden before moving to the next stage.
Not really practical when a customer wants their car.

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