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Post by jacksherman on Oct 3, 2018 23:53:19 GMT -5
If your car has rare spare parts, and is not a common model, you will be safer going to a dealership. They might be more expensive but you are assured of getting a mechanic that has been trained by a particular car manufacturer. Some dealerships are so good that they have a mechanic from each of the major manufacturers. You will get a mechanic particular to your car type who will probably install factory parts instead of used, tried parts. A dealership is ideal if your car is still covered under warranty or the costs are paid by insurance.
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Post by troygathers on Oct 4, 2018 0:02:15 GMT -5
Paints and solvents contain harmful chemicals known as volatile organic compounds that are immediately released into the air when a paint can is opened. Even after the job is complete, these vapors can stick around for up to 3 days.
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Post by ricktathes on Oct 4, 2018 0:10:16 GMT -5
If your car has rare spare parts, and is not a common model, you will be safer going to a dealership. They might be more expensive but you are assured of getting a mechanic that has been trained by a particular car manufacturer. Some dealerships are so good that they have a mechanic from each of the major manufacturers. You will get a mechanic particular to your car type who will probably install factory parts instead of used, tried parts. A dealership is ideal if your car is still covered under warranty or the costs are paid by insurance.
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