A-1 Painting

I am rejecting this response because: As the owner said, he was going to take care of the issue, that in and of it's self shows they know it is their overspray. Regards,M*** ***

Business states that they are aware of the consumer concernsThe business understands there may be some overspray on the vehicle, however that may bey pre-existing overspray the business is not responsible forThe oversprayed paint on the vehicle is not the one the business was usingThe colors
were similar but not exactThe business only used water based paint that would not require a clay bar to removeAs a courtesy, the business offered to remove any overspray by taking to the car wash and any overspray from their water based paints would easily come offHowever, if the overspray on the vehicle was not water based and did not come off, it was not caused by the businessConsumer declined the offer and began threatening legal action

On May 6, APainting was (and still is) spraying paint on my landlords house, where I also rent fromOn that day I went to wash my clothes at the laundromat, I put my clothes in my truck, there was no overspray paint no where on my truckSunday after church service I went to wash my truck at * *** *** *** here in Vallejo, and I found overspray all over my truckThere has been no one painting in Lozier Alley where I had my truck parked ( I have lived here since April 2012)My son's car beside my truck, and the fence all have overspray on themI talked to who I think is the owner, he said they would buff it out, one of his workers said he will pressure wash the overspray off of my truckThe only way I know of (even on ***.com) to get overspray off is with a clay barIt has been a week today and they have neglected to do anything, but paint the landlords house