Please be very aware if directed to an approved installer or fitter of 3 m products
I recently did a lot of research on trying to find a company to wrap a vehicle. With a view to doing numerous as we are motor traders & it was a service I was hoping to offer to customers
There website 3M) takes you to your nearest approved installer
We sent the car there & after 2 weeks got a call to say there was problems with the paint
Well that was an understatement the fitters had ruined the paintwork in various locations & the quality of the wrap Abysmal.
We tried to contact 3M but they washed there hands saying it was not the product
We took the vehicle to another 3M approved installer & they did a report on how bad & faulty the wrap had been fitted.
We contacted 3M again but the same not interested approach
We then found a new wrapper whom we where happy with & they to confirmed that the wrap had been done to a very poor standard
Every one we have spoken to have been amazed how 3M have tried to negate any responsibility so if you fancy starting a business warping cars no experience necessary 3M may approve you if you purchase there product .
As a final chapter we approached 3M to see if they would supply the material as a good will gesture FOC but guess what they turned us down & would rather keep there corporate lawyers in work
So now we have a ruined car with damaged paintwork we can not sell
& to avoid long lengthy court battles we would have been happy with some free material
(Edit: derogatory comments about 3M removed. Please note the correct position posted below - that the contract, and therefore the complaint, is with the person who did the actual job, not with 3M.)
Edited by Avant on 06/10/2014 at 23:01
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