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Not happy!

Dropped my car off at 10am this morning and got told I would be called to pick it up at 5pm this arvo. I never received it so I called them at 5:30pm and got told some bulls**t story about the parcel shelf and back seats needing to come out. So it turns out it will be ready for pick up tomorrow.

FFS!

I suppose i should call and book myself in seeing as ive paid haha, time is the biggest issue. I hope they dont have to keep the car overnight (as hillzy experienced) as its my daily :)

I had to leave my car overnight last night because apparantly the tint guy went home sick lol.

Pain in the ass because I had work at 6am today, had to take mum to work, take her car and got to work an hour late. Meh tint looks good though, thanks steve for organising it all.

in his defence he does get very busy so things don't always run smoothly

i left my car there tues night and picked it up Wednesday afternoon the longer the better in case unforeseen circumstances arise

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