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Old March 3rd 2005, 09:43
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I recently had a bad experience with bodywork. I did my homework, checked reliable references, etc. My advice is to find someone you trust, is realistic about the work that needs to be done, and is willing to let you check up on their progress often. Give a deposit to cover materials only, leaving the balance due when you are satisfied with the work. Get a written estimate of the work, and check up on your local laws that cover auto repair.

The best way is to do it yourself. Provided you have time and space. If that's not possible, find someone you trust with your car. If at any time you suspect it's not going well, take it out of the shop or work it out with them. Take notes, write everything down. If it goes sour, at least you'll have something to back you up.
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