SAYER LACK - 08500 Ciudad de México

Good attention but I didn't find what I need

Good service and extensive assortment of materials

Very good and friendly service in all the staff ...

The person who attends this place is very professional and friendly.

They serve very fast and give good prices, and the colors matched them exactly

A great service and excellent service received in this small place but with the necessary products to paint both wooden furniture, as drywall or concrete walls.

Difficult to park, because it is on a corner that faces Calzada I. Zaragoza. But you can find almost everything. Only the prices are through the roof.

Hello, the opinion is a bit long but I think it is data that will help you. The place is on Calzada Ignacio Zaragoza corner with Oriente 249, honestly zero recommended to park in Zaragoza because you will notice that people every day are a little more upset and the car that they see stopped on those roads they pass them pink without any need, but on the street from the east, they can turn right there without any problem coming through Zaragoza. The street where they will turn is two-way, I recommend parking at the height of where the vulcanizer is, from then on, so that they do not get distressed if a driver turns abruptly or with too much inclination, or, from the vulcanizer forward in both lanes it is very safe to park. As for the service, I think it is highly recommended for everyone but especially for those who have little experience in terms of colors, the type of painting, those who will do this work for the first time or any type of doubt they have since the person is very friendly, explains everything in detail, matches the colors and makes tests on paper or wood until you are satisfied with the color match, gives you tips on how much paint to use, if you should base the material you will paint, what kind of sandpaper to use, etc., etc., Regarding the price I compare with Berel, Comex and other brands and it is cheaper, perhaps in some not very well known stores it will be a bit cheaper but for example the varnish for wooden doors cost me less than $ 170 pesos and yields 3 to 1, That is to say, I pour two liters of tiner and it is as if I had 3 liters of varnish, when applying it at all, the quality remains because with one layer it was almost perfect unlike others that you dilute and it doesn't matter because you end up giving up to three layers. In the oil paint they sell at $ 180 per liter and they add 50% tiner, they gave me a gift can opener and a mixing tablet, and in terms of quality I painted some metal doors and although I diluted 100% with tiner in instead of 50% recommended, not at all that affected the coating and quality. I attach photos to them so that they can locate where they can park, check which lane corresponds to the direction in which they will turn, and at what height it is so that they do not have complications, I hope the information will serve you, good day.