Delta kit on ebay

[Igotskills]

I hope this is allright to ask as far as forum rules go, but I just purched this kit on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... otohosting. I paid $650.00 for everything. Do you think that is a good price for the kit? It looks like everything is pretty much there except the light looks like a different one than what comes with the kit. Has anybody eles ever bought a used repair kit and had good luck with it? I can,t wait to start useing it. I use a different kit now and I am very dissapointed with it. Thanks in advanced for your help.

[Delta Kits]

Igotskills,

Congratulations on your purchase!

That kit is an ENT100, which is a kit that was discontinued in March 2003. It retailed for $995 at the time. We had great success with them, and still sell everything in that kit, except the light which was discontinued.

When you get your kit and go through it, let me know if you have questions, or for a parts list of what it should contain. The only problems we have really seen with used kit purchases on ebay is contaminated/missing resins.

As far as rules go, there is no selling on this forum, including linking to ebay auctions. Since this one has closed, and you are asking for opinions on the kit itself, not soliciting to buy or sell, that is okay.

Again, good luck!

[paintlessplus]

I just wanted to add to this post, I recently purchased a new DeltaKits WSR kit. Before I decided on this I researched 3 other large competitors quite thoroughly. I requested information via mail, and also spoke on the phone to get an idea of customer service. I won't go into the details of my final decision making process, but I will say that DeltaKits won over the competitors HANDS DOWN. I have been lurking in the shadows of this forum for 90 days before registering and was looking for some outside guidance on whos kit to purchase. During this 90 day period, I also looked on Ebay and this is what I found- To verify this, just type in search completed items "windshield repair". 1.) Delta products rarely come up for sale on ebay. 2.) When you do see a listing the item is either sold quickly through "buy it now" or it receives an astounding number of bids. 3.) The final price is very close to retail- meaning high resale value (unlike competitor kits) Ebay is an excellant way to determine a products value, good buy Igotskills ! I do agree with Jeff though, beware of contaminated resins worn or damaged parts and missing items. Replacing these will add up quick. THANKS DeltaKits, I'm impressed with the quality of my kit and look forward to my training next week in Austin. Bob @ Paintless Plus

[desertstars]

You cannot go wrong with a Delta kit if that is, in fact, what you purchased.

I've reviewed their equpment.

I'm not sure what is included in what you purchased but it is already a fait accompli.

Consequently, your least consideration now should NOT be whether or not you have saved fifty or one hundred bucks or whatever.

Your consideration is to effect a quality repair regardless of what equipment you use.

Let me attempt to put a question to rest.

There is no longer room in this business for wannabees.

Without professional training coupled with hands-on experience spiced by and absorbed input from expert forums such as this, the amount payed for a system is not even to be considered.

Quality of equipment and supplies is important.

Follow- through and commitment to you as a customer from a supplier is just as important.

Your attitude as well as your attitude concerning the quality of YOUR work is much more important.

If the equipment or supplies used aren't achieving the results your customer wants it is either due to lousy equipment or lousy techniques.

More likely the latter.

This is NOT a business for fast-buck artists who think that push and go is some quick way to pay the electric bill or yesterday I couldn't even spell inginer but today I is one.

Repairing a windshield properly takes one hell of a lot more brains than just punching it out and replacing it.

For those who think differently, save any low dollar investment in a get-rich scheme for the twin midgets we see on cable infomercials.

Don't take this as an attack, Igotskills.

It isn't.

[mr. P's Mobile Detail]

Hi Skills....you done good! I bought a used Delta kits system last Aug. and it works great. The decieding factor in buying was this fourm and Jeff from Delta Kits. They are super!

Read all the past posts and you will gain bunches!

Keep Smilin'

mr.P

[Repair1]

Great Buy!!! Igotskills looks like you

[Igotskills]

Well thanks for all the good news. I was impressed that Jeff from Delta took the time to help even though it was a used kit. That shows what a great company they really are. You can bet I will order all my supplies from them. Thanks again everyone