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I have some rust i need repaired on a quarter panel before it gets too rediculous, i'm not looking for a show quality repair, just something that isn't noticeable unless i'm looking for it.

I'm wondering the service received from anyone in a college body shop, or anyone that has taken their car there. I don't want my car fucked with and i don't want it to be there for an extended amount of time.

Jager

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First off you should meet the the teacher and see how they are. At my old college the teacher was a perfectionist and wouldnt let them do a bad job. But that would vary, also check their other work too. That's all I could say.

1revn3rdgen

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Yes, it does depend on the teacher.Where i went the teacher would make us go step by step especially on rust.But if he was too busy and couldn't check up on everybody then some students would do a half *** job, and if it's the same as my old school then expect your car to be there for a while.

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That's the kind of input i was looking for, but i was hoping it'd be a little more positive. I've a friend that was in a High-School body shop, i'll get input from him as well on the subject. Maybe a High-School would do a better job, i've noticed High-School teachers are alot more into a student's education than college teachers.