is this a fair price for welding 2x wings, front rear quarter, nearside rear quarter, driver side rear vallence, 2 x sills all panels have been taken off ready and panels are all genuin £1000 is this fair price car is a frst i should say i,v allready bought the panels ready

 

sounds about right to me. as long as it's a proper job.

 

Sorry dude,can't quite make out what your having done,both front wings and both quarters?it's a tad confusing!!if it's just welding I'd say a tad expensive as the parts are genuine but if that includes painting up afterwards that's a good price.

 

if he just welding the wings quartes sills and rear pannel its tad over priced id say ,but you get what you pay for aslong he knw what he doing id want then filled and primed for that tho just ready for paint

 

i'd say that's about right tbh.

 

My stock answer would be.....................
Depends what the car looks like now
If the panels removed look like my dog chewed them off etc Not being rude, but everyone has different ideas how to tackle a job

 

i was quoted about the same for the same job on a mk1 fiesta,
as someeone said its not so much the work its the way the panels were removed and also what other unforseen damage/rust there is
if you do go ahead ensure that its a good company and that the 1000 was all in, nothing worse than them starting a job and phoning you saying its worse than they thought

 

yes a bit unclear post i,m have'ing 2 front wings done both rear quarters fitted both outer sills and rear vallence, no filling and prep work quoted for. also panels were taken of pretty good no damage i,v seen a bit of his work and i would say it looks good but thats from an untrained eye... the weird thing is there are 2 parterner's and 1 of the parterners said 2 my m8 that he felt a bit embaressed about the price said his m8 (parterner)was being a greddy cu@t not sure wot 2 do now weather 2 try and knock him down but will he lose hart and do a standard job ?

 

go elsewhere mate, loads of people out there that can do this.

 

but if you get it done for £750 and it's not 100% it will cost a lot more than £250 to rectify imo