Business ProfileforBulldog Hydrographics and Firearms, LLC

I wanted to get my car's dash, center console, steering wheel trim, and selector/shifter pistol grips hydro dipped in a white birch like wood grain. On July 7th after another artist hired to paint the pieces fell through I contacted "Bulldog Hydrographics and Firearms LLC" for a quote (which was double the other guy). After sending pictures of the items and description of the work I wanted done, I drove to *****. We filled out a sales contract that had a detail section of the work I wanted done. I do not have a copy of this nor did he let me see it when I confronted him about the work being incorrect. He said the costs would be 650 and take 4 weeks. At the register he said it would be 680 and the final charge on my card was 706.The pieces were taped off, primed, and base coat of white done by me. He said he would have to respray the base coat. This was only done for the ***** selector grips. No other console piece or steering wheel trim had any new paint added to it. He also said he would coat the pieces in a clear coat of satin finish. I was able to smear the hydro graphic ink with a finger nail and saw no clear coat. I asked for him to give it a professional touch. He not only did not add any base coat paint or sand, but he used the taping job I had done. So for an ever increasing price to 706 dollars I did the vast majority of paint and prep for dipping. Then when he dipped the pieces, He made the wood grain go in the wrong direction. When confronted about this he argued saying I asked for Dash and center console to go in the same direction. This does not match up with the directions I gave from our text messages, where I sent a picture of the pieces and drew lines to indicate which direction I wanted the grain to go. He did not produce what was agreed upon. He charged for work he did not do. The quoted prices kept changing. I was charged 706 dollars for amateurish and poor quality work that has ruined my car interior trim.