Business ProfileforGood Work Wraps

I called to inquire about getting chrome delete, tint, roof wrap and potentially full ceramic coating or xpel for my high-end suv - so probably $3-10K or more worth of work. I was also evaluating them for full Xpel and more on a new $120K SUV that I was in the process of purchasing this spring. I live in proximity to ****** and a large number of auto tint / wrap shops, but this seemed like a good local business that had solid reviews, I figured they would have better service than the larger, more established businesses nearby. For a quote, I talked to *****, who basically told me that they would likely not be able to do the chrome delete because of existing plastidip (100% removable plastic coating film) on some of the parts. I said that I would pay extra to have them remove it and clean it (which I could do myself in about ***** minutes), but he said they likely couldn't do that piece of the work. They also said that they couldn't do the lettering / badges, and advised me to "find a replacement on Amazon"....yea, sure, sounds great. Lastly, he noted that they were booking in April, but when I asked to be placed in the queue for the non-chrome delete elements of my project (because I didn't want to wait to have them inspect the car 2 weeks later, and then be that much further behind in the queue), he was unable to accommodate that either, citing that they couldn't adequately plan for that. What I gather from that is that they can only do simple, easy and straightforward projects that don't require much extra effort, but not anything beyond that. Do I really need to work to convince a business to take $5-10K of my money, for a service that is completely discretionary and that basically any number of shops can do? I decided to take the work elsewhere, and will have a high end ******-area specialist (*******************) do my xpel for a couple thousand more on my future project. I could see if you're in ME and without access to legitimate auto shop, but not otherwise