Uko Thika Rd?
Yes. Napitia hiyo daily. Let me check.
Research on the best materials and buy them on your own. Then find a good painter (a old hand) who will tell you where you can rent a painting booth for the job. Hire the painter and supervise the whole process to make sure they do what they say should be done.
You can do all this at the garage if you have the time and unless you're a paint professional, you won't know when the job has been done as required.
The job procedures are usually the same everywhere, mostly. The materials form the most critical part, and most garages will be tempted to do what they have to do to fill their day. If you can control the materials by purchasing only the best, chances are high you will not face problems later. The price difference between premium materials and others is manageable and worth the final results. Any third-rate material that goes into the process, no matter how minor, will affect the outcome. Unfortunately, the effects become visible some years later.
I know, what you mean, I've done all the above severally times, that's why I'm able to say, it's not for everyone as it's time intensive and you have to know someone who knows the job.
Safi sana imetokea 'brand new'
If you can choose the kind of spares that go into your car, you should be able to choose what paint goes on your car. It is not difficult, we just choose to be lazy and 'busy'. We spend days researching before buying a new phone. The same should apply for all important acquisitions.
Hii pikipiki yako umepaka rangi hadi ikabadilika miguu? Ghasia.
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