12-01-2017, 10:08 PM
Hi.
I have to agree with Terry on this. There are many reasons why I say this. Selling restorations whether for gain or not requires the item to be fully safety tested, restored to a high standard and guaranteed amongst other criteria. The lack of photographic evidence of any of your work is worrying. Also your lack in grasping simple tasks makes me wonder how well you would cope with customers. I'd not consider doing anything for third parties till a qualified person at least gave you help and advice.
I have to agree with Terry on this. There are many reasons why I say this. Selling restorations whether for gain or not requires the item to be fully safety tested, restored to a high standard and guaranteed amongst other criteria. The lack of photographic evidence of any of your work is worrying. Also your lack in grasping simple tasks makes me wonder how well you would cope with customers. I'd not consider doing anything for third parties till a qualified person at least gave you help and advice.
