Silly as this sounds Danny, start at the dealerships. Then, ask your friends, or family who they have had good luck with.Word of mouth is the best recommendation. When you go to a shop, ask not only for your estimate, but to see some of their finished work. Look it over carefully inside and out. You'll know if they are poor quality.
Oh, and avoid places like Maaco and Miracle. They are inexpensive and even though they can (sometimes) make a jb look pretty good in the beginning, the quality of their workmanship is far inferior to a typical shop. The reason for this is the production shop atmosphere and assembly line procedures.
Good luck, and try to keep from getting caught up in the flames.
Kate
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