Painting in Mexico

[guysmalley]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Gregory OConnor"
wrote:
>
> Mike gives good advice for job completion details. I find craftsmen
> in Mexico trustful and honest but slow. I would motivate completion
> by scheduling pay draws ie prep, undercoat, colorcoat, clearcoat,
> reassembly. This way you control the progress. I like to stay
> removed from any deviation of the contract by acting as a
> representative of the owner. Owners complain and bitch, whereas
> a 'rep of the owner' respectfuly demands.
> Greg O'Connor

Greg
In your exprience you have worked with trust worthy people. but not all are so
what
happens then, you have a major investment in the hands of people who are outside
our
legal system. when you compare the cost of the coach to the amount saved vs
risk. not a
good gamble. We all are in business yes it is cheaper but I look at the fact I
can support a
company in my case Truckcenters inc who painted my coach using people of all
backgrounds whos average time there is 16 years. yes I could have shopped around
but I
could talk directly to the crew who was on my project, they had my number and no
money
changed hands til they finnished. Those craftsmen buy stuff, stuff I produce so
the circle
goes around, yes it is a globle community but I would like all countries
competeing on an
equal ground
my two cents
guy smalley