I'm sure he's doesn't have as nearly as many polishers as the crew over at autogeek does but 100 dollars an hour sounds like a bait and switch move. Does he have a phd in cleaning cars
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I'm sure he's doesn't have as nearly as many polishers as the crew over at autogeek does but 100 dollars an hour sounds like a bait and switch move. Does he have a phd in cleaning cars
Like I said earlier, the 100$ thing is just a sample number, used to make the calculations easier.
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i'm sure most on here, including myself, do not charge anywhere near that for an hour of detailing. Most of us detailers, who do this for a living, will set prices based upon our skill level, quality of work, and the average cost of detailing in our areas for the niche we are in. Whether high end vehicles or daily driven, the high end tools and products or the easy on the budget products, or our own skill level and "perfectionist" capabilities, the amount one charges can vary greatly.
btw i need the updated form please :)
jmsutphin0001@gmail.com
Can I see the updated form please
I cant even begin to imagine what a 70$ paint correction in the US market prices looks like.
At that price range, to survive, you can never use good products. You get what you pay for.
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Meg's are not good products. He used 105 and 205. He goes through less then a quarter of the bottle each on one car. Each bottle costs 15 dollars. He spends two dollars on product on the car maybe. Then he has tons of pads. I know the pads do toast forever. So lets days he charges me $.50 a pad. He goes through 5 pads on the car. He ends up maybe using 10 dollars in product an pads and towels.