New!! AUTOKITS X Coupe Spoiler
06-24-2010, 04:15 PM
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Alex, I spoke with my body shop today who provided me with some insight on "aftermarket" spoilers/bodykits, etc....
He said that in his experience, a lot of these aftermarket companies do not prep the products to where it can just be sanded/painted. He has noticed waves, chips from shipping, etc that requires extra work and labor. Obviously not stating specifically your company.
Speaking for myself here because I have not dealt with your company yet, how can I be sure that your product is good and only needed sanding/paint? He already quoted me on your spoiler but if any additional labor needs to be done to make this thing look good, I do not want to go that route.
In a nut shell, I dont want to pay more in labor/parts than I am for the actual product.
Thank you,
Jim
He said that in his experience, a lot of these aftermarket companies do not prep the products to where it can just be sanded/painted. He has noticed waves, chips from shipping, etc that requires extra work and labor. Obviously not stating specifically your company.
Speaking for myself here because I have not dealt with your company yet, how can I be sure that your product is good and only needed sanding/paint? He already quoted me on your spoiler but if any additional labor needs to be done to make this thing look good, I do not want to go that route.
In a nut shell, I dont want to pay more in labor/parts than I am for the actual product.
Thank you,
Jim
06-24-2010, 04:27 PM
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Alex, I spoke with my body shop today who provided me with some insight on "aftermarket" spoilers/bodykits, etc....
He said that in his experience, a lot of these aftermarket companies do not prep the products to where it can just be sanded/painted. He has noticed waves, chips from shipping, etc that requires extra work and labor. Obviously not stating specifically your company.
Speaking for myself here because I have not dealt with your company yet, how can I be sure that your product is good and only needed sanding/paint? He already quoted me on your spoiler but if any additional labor needs to be done to make this thing look good, I do not want to go that route.
In a nut shell, I dont want to pay more in labor/parts than I am for the actual product.
Thank you,
Jim
He said that in his experience, a lot of these aftermarket companies do not prep the products to where it can just be sanded/painted. He has noticed waves, chips from shipping, etc that requires extra work and labor. Obviously not stating specifically your company.
Speaking for myself here because I have not dealt with your company yet, how can I be sure that your product is good and only needed sanding/paint? He already quoted me on your spoiler but if any additional labor needs to be done to make this thing look good, I do not want to go that route.
In a nut shell, I dont want to pay more in labor/parts than I am for the actual product.
Thank you,
Jim
Just speaking from my experience with Autokits, I have owned almost every single product they've made thus far and they have all been outstanding in quality and I've never had any kind of problem with what it seems you are worried about. Alex is a great guy to deal with!
Ryan
06-24-2010, 04:44 PM
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Hey Ryan,
Thanks for the info. I am not doubting by any means but I dont have anyone around me to see in person and there are limited pictures for review so I am just looking out in advance.
Thanks for the info. I am not doubting by any means but I dont have anyone around me to see in person and there are limited pictures for review so I am just looking out in advance.
