In article , G.R. Patterson III wrote:
I have found that to be not the case, but I have found a direct relationship
between neatly painted floors and the size of the final bill.

The one time in my life I took my plane to a place with spotless floors,
I was 800 miles from home when a magneto decided to no longer be attached
to the crankcase. I didn't have a gasket or a timing tool with me, so
I had to take it to a shop (Southern Jet Center in Raleigh). They
replaced the gasket, timed both mags, cleaned the engine, and had me on the
road again in an hour. For $100.

I've always been wary of clear-floor shops, but there are good ones out
there that charge a fair price.

Of course, by the time the 6 quarts of oil that were spread all over my
belly dripped off, their floor wasn't quite so clean.

Tina Marie
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