crkoester
09-30-2005, 08:12 PM
Called Robbins yesterday about trying to get my frame and suspension parts sandblasted on short notice. They told me to bring it in first thing in the AM and they would try to fit it in. If you've ever tried to get anything sandblasted, you know how impossible it is to get anything done on short notice. Most guys want to pile up jobs for a few weeks and then try to blast it all in a day or two. Not very convenient for the clientele.
Like an idiot, I way overslept and didn't get it there until noon. They told me to drop off the whole trailer around back where I saw they were already at work blasting what looked like an old Model A body, they'd call me if and when it was done.
They called me at 3 PM . . . DONE. Everything, full frame, control arms, springs, spindles, basically the entire chassis. It was absolutely awesome.
$200 was the estimate, $200 was the bill. Very fair, I thought.
I highly recommend these guys. They are an auto parts/salvage yard as well, and lots of their blasting business is auto parts, so they know what they are doing.
Chris
Like an idiot, I way overslept and didn't get it there until noon. They told me to drop off the whole trailer around back where I saw they were already at work blasting what looked like an old Model A body, they'd call me if and when it was done.
They called me at 3 PM . . . DONE. Everything, full frame, control arms, springs, spindles, basically the entire chassis. It was absolutely awesome.
$200 was the estimate, $200 was the bill. Very fair, I thought.
I highly recommend these guys. They are an auto parts/salvage yard as well, and lots of their blasting business is auto parts, so they know what they are doing.
Chris