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thoughts on repo-ing wrap?
- Thread starter ucmj22
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rushworks graphics
New Member
how can you repo a wrap? and if you did what would happen if you damaged the car/truck in the process, you could then be stuck with a criminal damage record i would have thought?
wildside
New Member
dont do it! can be considered vandalism for sure, what if you damage something during the process that they weren't warned about?
the trick to deposits.... have all your money you need to make in the first half, then the second half is extra, and then let the attorneys collect their fees from the non paying offender
the trick to deposits.... have all your money you need to make in the first half, then the second half is extra, and then let the attorneys collect their fees from the non paying offender
AnotherSignManiac
New Member
I would have to agree, this is just a bad idea too many things can go wrong like damaging the vehicle.
rushworks graphics
New Member
black ops!....more like seal team 6 for that!
shakey0818
New Member
Drill out the tip to a Super Soaker and fill it with paint stripper.You could squirt it from 20 feet away amd probly nobody will see you.
1/2-4CR3
New Member
I second this approach.
2B
Active Member
sounds good!
anotherdog
New Member
legally they own the wrap. If you remove it without legal process you are stealing/vandalising and they can have you arrested.
The issue is they owe you some money. You are entitled to go after them for the money or eventually goods. Since a wrap has no resale value its not worth taking...now the vehicle under the wrap...?
It's going to cost you money to collect money. I do like the idea of an "accident" though... stick a potato up his tailpipe as a warning.
The issue is they owe you some money. You are entitled to go after them for the money or eventually goods. Since a wrap has no resale value its not worth taking...now the vehicle under the wrap...?
It's going to cost you money to collect money. I do like the idea of an "accident" though... stick a potato up his tailpipe as a warning.
SignManiac
New Member
Acid rain? I'm talking muriatic of course.
ucmj22
New Member
they still owe, 2117 on a 3767 bill, and now I'm getting Emails with BS complaints. I'm gonna call him here in a couple minutes, and try and get him to pay up before we work on it any more. I think I need some more goosefrabaa time before I call him though. I think my head almost exploded when I read the last email.
Circleville Signs
New Member
I have no concept of why someone would let a wrapped vehicle leave their shop without getting all $$ due. That's just insane.
Deposit to start job. Balance due upon completion before vehicle leaves shop. Simple.
Deposit to start job. Balance due upon completion before vehicle leaves shop. Simple.
sar bossier
New Member
Mechanics' lien? Would that apply in this instance?
Circleville Signs
New Member
Small claims is a waste of time and money. There is absolutely no enforcebility from a small claims judgement. You simply get the right to then escalate it to a real court - with more costs and time involved.