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..for awhile, anyway.
For almost 2 years, you guys have been amazing support to Meticulous Motorcycle Painting, and to me in particular. I'll never forget the kindness.
I've accepted a radio gig in Sandpoint, Idaho, which is about 80 miles from where I live in Spokane. Radio is my first love. I did it for almost 30 years before the suck economy, and Corporate bean counters robbed me of it. It means selling my house and shop, packing up the paint gun and shutting down for awhile. The house I'm renting has a small heated shop, so hopefully I'll be able to still do some painting on the side for select customers. People like Joe, Chuck, Nardy, Rich, Frank, Mike, and more, that have often been repeat customers. I'm especially grateful to you guys.
The ever-increasing cost of materials has been the most deciding factor here. To spend $400 or more at times to put the absolute highest quality paint into each of these projects has just killed my bottom line. The amount of labor it takes to do them the way I know they have to be, has also played into it. I've had a lot of time to consider it, and it'll be nice to be getting a solid annual salary again. I've so enjoyed working with you all, and I can't express enough my gratitude to the members of this site for the incredible support that you've shown me.
With that being said, here's the final 3 GS's all polished and ready to return to their owner. Again, my deepest thanks to everyone.
For almost 2 years, you guys have been amazing support to Meticulous Motorcycle Painting, and to me in particular. I'll never forget the kindness.
I've accepted a radio gig in Sandpoint, Idaho, which is about 80 miles from where I live in Spokane. Radio is my first love. I did it for almost 30 years before the suck economy, and Corporate bean counters robbed me of it. It means selling my house and shop, packing up the paint gun and shutting down for awhile. The house I'm renting has a small heated shop, so hopefully I'll be able to still do some painting on the side for select customers. People like Joe, Chuck, Nardy, Rich, Frank, Mike, and more, that have often been repeat customers. I'm especially grateful to you guys.
The ever-increasing cost of materials has been the most deciding factor here. To spend $400 or more at times to put the absolute highest quality paint into each of these projects has just killed my bottom line. The amount of labor it takes to do them the way I know they have to be, has also played into it. I've had a lot of time to consider it, and it'll be nice to be getting a solid annual salary again. I've so enjoyed working with you all, and I can't express enough my gratitude to the members of this site for the incredible support that you've shown me.
With that being said, here's the final 3 GS's all polished and ready to return to their owner. Again, my deepest thanks to everyone.
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