Terry
FREDERICK,#2Author of original report
Fri, October 27, 2006
I did not do any body work to my truck .I TOOK MY TRUCK INTO MAACO with faided paint i did not prime my truck.This is what he is telling everybody . I ASK FOR THE SUPREME paint job with the value prep package.which says sand or scuff old paint and primmer seal.And it is all flakeing off,TOM also states that my truck was white in his paper work.This repair order was wrote up after i called the main office .this repair order i did not see or and does not have my name on it.My truck has never been white
Sam
NoWhere,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, October 20, 2006
I have 3 guesses, and I am probably correct: 1.) You did "body work" to the areas that are peeling prior to Maaco painting your vehicle. 2.) You were told this, that there would be problems if you didn't address "your bad bodywork" 3.) You ignored that Which leaves me to my final point...You should have had them fix your work, OR let them do it in the first place. For example: if you don't sand your work, and then prime it...it will peel. They will sand, but not under your primer as it is already primed....
Sam
NoWhere,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, October 20, 2006
I have 3 guesses, and I am probably correct: 1.) You did "body work" to the areas that are peeling prior to Maaco painting your vehicle. 2.) You were told this, that there would be problems if you didn't address "your bad bodywork" 3.) You ignored that Which leaves me to my final point...You should have had them fix your work, OR let them do it in the first place. For example: if you don't sand your work, and then prime it...it will peel. They will sand, but not under your primer as it is already primed....
Sam
NoWhere,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, October 20, 2006
I have 3 guesses, and I am probably correct: 1.) You did "body work" to the areas that are peeling prior to Maaco painting your vehicle. 2.) You were told this, that there would be problems if you didn't address "your bad bodywork" 3.) You ignored that Which leaves me to my final point...You should have had them fix your work, OR let them do it in the first place. For example: if you don't sand your work, and then prime it...it will peel. They will sand, but not under your primer as it is already primed....
Sam
NoWhere,#6Consumer Comment
Fri, October 20, 2006
I have 3 guesses, and I am probably correct: 1.) You did "body work" to the areas that are peeling prior to Maaco painting your vehicle. 2.) You were told this, that there would be problems if you didn't address "your bad bodywork" 3.) You ignored that Which leaves me to my final point...You should have had them fix your work, OR let them do it in the first place. For example: if you don't sand your work, and then prime it...it will peel. They will sand, but not under your primer as it is already primed....