Question about time frame for repairs?

Sorry, that was not what I meant. I was concerned that those involved may get flack about posting a thread on a subject of a personal transaction. I worded that poorly.

The only repairs I have done have been on Spiggot and the dragon wall sconce I receive that arrive badly chipped and scuffed from poor shipping materials (newspaper, super tiny single box kinda thing) Spiggot was not so great of a job. I may figure to have drag)n redo him. The wall sconce came out perfect, but even for the little chips it did take considerable time between molding and drying the resin and matching paint. I did work on it between work and a very busy summer, and it took me around a month or so to really get it done, but it does take a lot of focus and patience to do. You can’t go back with resin and paint.

Spiggot was fixed with sulpy that I baked separately from the piece, hence the issues.

That is the only experience i have.

My apologies Kim.

I just got a batch of repairs from Chloe about 2 weeks ago and they already packed up and ready to go home….

Roughly, depending on the repair work I usually have pieces between 2 weeks to 2 months. I had Margaret’s for over a year, but it that about 40 pieces in all and some were near destroyed.

I guess it all depends on the type of damage and the amount of free time the repair person has to work on them. *shrug*

In any case a time frame should be ironed out before the person completeing the repairs takes on the job in my opinion. If things take longer then usual, then keep the customer informed. It’s just common courtsey. Sometimes life happens and it can’t be helped, but I have found as long as you keep communication honest and constant people are always very understanding.