Well. Things have picked up in our paint shop, and we are looking to hire. Here is a list of must haves: Must be able to work through panels from start to finish Must have excellent attention to detail Must be self motivated Must be experienced with antique cars We are not looking to train anyone, we are in need of someone who can "hit the ground running" Please apply in person with a resume' and portfolio of your work Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 am-11:00 am BRUCE'S ROD SHOP 6721 KLEIN CEMETERY RD. SPRING, TX. 77379 www.brucesrodshop.com
Well he is looking for a professional, a good professional body and fender man is very hard to come by. I have known or been aquainted with fellas that can work a panel that cannot lay down decent paint and fellas that could lay on a perfect paint job every time in their sleep but could not prep a panel to save their soul. I can actually do both and have it come out passable to good. But I will never be a body and fender man. Hot rod pro isn't looking for just anyone he needs someone that can do it right and do it right the first time every time. He don't let crap roll out his door. Maybe someone on here is up to the challenge.
I'd apply, but it's a long commute to work. Hope you find the right guy. Good help is hard to find! Oh yeah, I love your trucks!
Good Luck. We have been looking for people to work in our restoration shop for a year and have not found anyone that can do the job. I dont know what is going on in this country.
We all got too old and worn to do it. There are young people out there with talent, someo of them don't know that they have telent but they are out there. Sometimes it is a matter of finding them and showing them that they can do it and do it well.
Thanks porknbeaner. Yes that is the kind of person I need. And yes we are still looking. Posted from the TJJ App for iPhone & iPad
i used to be a haff assed bondo guy now i can sand for 25 minuets if i eat 2 candy bars worth 500 calories old body men are worn out i taught myself how to paint, in our Long Binh motor pool, had lots of help, and some OD enamel mixed with black and gas for reducer and all was good, especially spraying outside in dry season!!
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