What's your go-to method to keep things flat?
Had to haul a project car from Nevada. Road vibrations shook loose a patch weld I missed. Whole frame started flexing near the Rockies. Cost me days and a big tow bill. Check every weld twice before long hauls.
I thought it was no place for her and she would just be in the way. But she stayed late last Friday to help me buff out a deep scratch on a door panel. Her focus and gentle touch with the polisher were honestly impressive. We had a real good time talking shop while we worked. Now I get that passing skills to family makes the job way more fun.
My pal from the gym pulled in with a scraped bumper and asked me to buff it out as a favor. I say our time and materials cost money, but he argues that good mates help without charge. Where do you stand on doing no-fee work for close friends?