Right, and pay $1,200 for a job that's worth $300.

@karkule5919 while I agree that quite a few American companies a charging insane amounts of money. In Australia we can never get that money. Now let me ask you what makes you think a $300 job is the cost and not 1200? The technician had to have years of training which does not come cheap, the tools are all bloody expensive, like you have no idea. It's only in the last 2 years that this whole cheap Chinese tool knock-off thing has made it an option for people to buy cheap crap. In most cases the technician comes to your house, does the job with his years of training and the expensive tools, also had to learn how to remove and repair and replace parts on cars. Have anything that goes wrong he has to pay the insurance or pay for the thing to be replaced, so why would he do the job for $300 if it goes wrong to spend another 1200 dollars having to replace the thing that went wrong or because you weren't happy. also for $300 if you buy the products and equipment to do the job and in the end you have not done the job properly to what you think is a good standard, but someone else looks at it and says that's s*** mate! what are you going to do then you just made it more expensive for yourself to have it repaired by somebody who knows what they're doing, to make it right. There are a lot of people out there with no talent who think they do. People like you you go to the mechanic and say oh no man that's too expensive I want you to do it for this much money. Every single week I do two jobs where someone's had a crack at it themselves and fuk'd it up. When it comes to KZbin videos and learning how to do things many many many of those videos are wrong. There's only one roof lining video on the internet that is correct and what to do and how to do it and even then it is still slightly wrong. There is no correct PDR video on KZbin because they don't want them they're. If you see one it is a short description of something not the whole picture and on top of that without training, the video is useless. Would you spend many many hours fixing something as a paid employee for $300 when you could actually have real money for it. I want you to go and tell your employer that you'll work for 1/3 of your wage every single week.

@@valliwulf This industry is not regulated so crooked shops as well as mobile technicians can overcharge you whatever they want to. And this guy did a fair job except he didn't have all the right tools he needed. So take that professional talk and training, experience and the whole nine yards and sell it somewhere else. Just look at the job before he started and tell me that's worth more than a couple hundred dollars.

@karkule5919 I'll tell you what if you think he did such a good job you pay him to do the job on your car and when you are pissed off about it then contact the professional and be like yeah dude I was wrong I can tell you now what that guy did is gonna be ugly and s*** house also those high spots that you put in it with the little sharp rods that would require respiring the panel because he's cracked the paint trust me you don't know what you're talking about your casting aspersions sit down read a book learn something

@@valliwulf FIRST, of all I didn’t say he did “such a good job” I said he did “a fair job”, it’s right there in the comments. SECOND, only a fool would take their car to someone who is not a professional. THIRD, if you have other professionals (right here in the comments) who are giving this guy advice on how to get better, who are you to be criticizing people for doing their simple DIY project at home. FOURTH, what some people think is good value others may see it as excessively priced. I doubt if you got any of this.