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Old 12-20-2012, 06:33 PM
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Chris just a question but do you(PY) test all your products for QC and fitament?
I would think that wood wheel parts would be your expertise since the refinishing is where you got your start........
more moons ago than we care to remember.

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Old 12-21-2012, 04:24 PM
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Chris just a question but do you(PY) test all your products for QC and fitament?
I would think that wood wheel parts would be your expertise since the refinishing is where you got your start........
more moons ago than we care to remember.
We do not test all of our parts. Nobdy in this business does. It is literally impossible to test every part even visually let alone test it for fitment. We visually inspect a representative sample of everything that comes in. Usually about 10%. If there are any problems, then we inspect all. Fitment testing is done when products are developed but once we've received quality products, we go to the visual inspection method again.

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