Re: polyurethane for fuel lines?

[billw]

quote johnyrude200:

On a side note, I can’t imagine a place like that would stay in business for too long these days when word of mouth spreads.

I visited with a college marine degree program coordinator a month back and was asking him what employers look for in marine techs. He said most of the time, they’re just looking for someone who can show up to work on time and not be addicted to drugs.

I’m thinking that generally applies to auto mechanics too. Oh well. Having started my career in a totally different field, it’s always tough when bad apples give good apples a bad reputation by association.

There is a lot more truth to that than you might think. A LOT more. THEN, you have to find someone who is conscientious. That’s another big hurtle. If you have the first three things, the guy could be an accountant previously and be a better mechanic that half the people in the business. And oh yeah, they have to be okay with getting dirty. You basically rule out 9/10ths of the population before you even begin to train them.

Long live American manufacturing!