New Price List: NEED HELP

**sullysdetailing** · 03-29-2010, 04:15 PM

What do you guys think?
My new site isnt up yet so I taught I would post the new prices in the mean time

Bronze Package $30-50
Hand Wash with 2 bucket method
Wheels are washed
Tires Dressed
Interior is vacuumed and wiped down.
Windows Cleaned

Silver Package $60-100
Hand Wash with 2 bucket method
Wheels are washed
Tires Dressed
Interior is vacuumed and wiped down.
Windows Cleaned
1 Layer of Premium Wax is applied (1-2months of Protection)

Gold Package $125-200
Hand Wash with 2 bucket method
Wheels are cleaned and sealed to protect your wheels from brake dust
All Rubber and Plastic Trim is dressed with UV Protectent
Interior Carpets are Shampooed
Leather is Cleaned and Conditioned
All Plastic is Cleaned and Dressed
1 Layer of Premium Wax is applied (1-2months of Protection)

Platinum Package $275-350
Hand Wash with 2 bucket method
Paint is Clayed to remove contaminants
Paint is Polished to remove minor swirls and scratches (80% corrected)
Wheels are cleaned and sealed to protect your wheels from brake dust
Exhaust Tips are Polished and Sealed
All Rubber and Plastic Trim is dressed with UV Protectent
Interior Carpets are Shampooed
Leather is Cleaned and Conditioned
All Plastic is Cleaned and Dressed
1 Layer of Premium Wax is applied (1-2months of Protection)
Paint Sealant can be applied for an extra $25 (4-6 month of Protection)

Show Car Preparation $40 and Hour (15+ hours)
Hand Wash with 2 bucket method
Paint is Clayed to remove contaminants
Paint is receive multi step correction to achieve full correction
Wheels are cleaned, polished, and sealed to protect your wheels from brake dust
Brakes are cleaned and sealed
Wheel wells are cleaned and dressed
Exhaust Tips are Polished and Sealed
All Metal is Cleaned and Polished
Engine Bay is cleaned and dressed
All Rubber and Plastic Trim is dressed with UV Protectent
Interior Carpets are Shampooed
Leather is Cleaned and Conditioned
All Plastic is Cleaned and Dressed
2 coats of sealant are applied for maximum protection
1 coat of premium wax is applied for maximum gloss

A le Carte

Paint Correction - $40 an hour (will take 10+ hours has to be done in shop)
Hand Wash with 2 buckets
Wheels are cleaned and sealed to protect your wheels from brake dust
Exhaust Tips are Polished and Sealed
Paint is Clayed to remove contaminated
Paint receive multi-step correction to insure on defect are removed
1 layer of Sealant is applied to the vehicle (provides 4-6 months of protection)
After the Sealant is Curried Wax is applied over it to give you a nice deep gloss

1-Step Polish $150-$250
Hand Wash with 2 buckets
Wheels and Tires are Cleaned
Paint is Clayed to remove contaminated
Paint is Polished to remove minor swirls and scratches (about 80% corrected)
1 layer of wax or paint sealant is applied

Full Interior Detail $125-175
Interior is Vacuumed
Interior is thoroughly cleaned
All Plastic is dressed
Carpets are Shampooed
Leather is Cleaned
Leather is Conditioned

Aluminum Polishing Email or Call for Quote
Aluminum is Polish
Aluminum is Sealed

Rims and Brake Polishing $100
Rims are Taken off the vehicle
Rims and Brakes are cleaned.
Wheels well is thoroughly cleaned and Dressed
Rims are Polished and Sealed
Brake Calibers are Sealed.

Engine Bay Detail $40-60
Engine Bay is completely Cleaned
Engine Bay is Dressed

Other Services

Window Tinting - Starting at $100
Llumar Film is used
Lifetime Warranty
Can make seamless windows look factory

Paint Protectent Film Starting at $600
We have a variety of film you can chose from Ventrashield, Llumar, and 3M
We can make a custom kit for your car covering anything you want.

Wheels and Tires
Need a new set of wheels and tires we do that to. Give a call or email us today for a quote

**cooksnj** · 03-29-2010, 05:34 PM

i think it works. it seems like allot, but it gives your customers a wide choice of protection& services.

**Slava** · 03-29-2010, 06:54 PM

I think it's good.

Nicely broken out and a lot of options to choose from.

**clm65** · 03-29-2010, 08:32 PM

Sully,

I think it looks really good, but if I may offer some constructive criticism, make sure you go through your document with a fine tooth comb before you go to publishing. There are a couple minor typos (curried instead of cured, $40 and hour, etc.). These are very minor, but the first impression someone has of your business may very well be through your advertisement or flyer. I frequently see advertisements with errors, and my first thought is usually "this person did not spend enough time or pay enough attention to get his flyer right, why would he put any more effort into (whatever his product is)?" So please don't take this the wrong way. I can tell you are very professional and conscientious, just trying to help!

**sullysdetailing** · 03-29-2010, 09:28 PM

Thanks for the help guys. Its not up on the site yet and I have 2 people going over everything I wrote to make it sounds better and the check for errors

**Jenn1270** · 03-29-2010, 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by sullysdetailing

Thanks for the help guys. Its not up on the site yet and I have 2 people going over everything I wrote to make it sounds better and the check for errors

I'm glad you have others looking over it as well. First impressions are quite important. Make sure one is an English teacher. They seem to be the best.

I love to read and edit scientific manuscripts even if I have no idea what they are talking about. Some are better at it than others.

Jenn

**WRAPT C5Z06** · 03-30-2010, 02:32 AM

Tons of options which is awesome and you do good work! However, personally, I wouldn't offer wax application without at least claying the car(unless it's a maintenance plan). You'll wash the car, but most likely the clear coat will still be contaminated, if not heavily contaminated. I don't see a point of applying a wax for looks or durability if that's the case. JMO.

**O.C.Detailing** · 03-30-2010, 08:01 AM

Looks good Shawn. You have a very nice breakdown of services. I'm not sure I could get away with $40/hr. for correction work here in the 'Burg, but seems like a fair rate considering the amount of work that goes into correction. lol My pockets would be a LOT heavier if I charged and hourly rate for correction. lol

**sullysdetailing** · 03-30-2010, 08:14 AM

Originally Posted by 07 z-oh-6

Tons of options which is awesome and you do good work! However, personally, I wouldn't offer wax application without at least claying the car(unless it's a maintenance plan). You'll wash the car, but most likely the clear coat will still be contaminated, if not heavily contaminated. I don't see a point of applying a wax for looks or durability if that's the case. JMO.

I dont offer that because most clear coats will get marred by clay. So thay is why i only clay the car if they are getting a polish or correction

**WRAPT C5Z06** · 03-30-2010, 08:24 AM

Originally Posted by sullysdetailing

I dont offer that because most clear coats will get marred by clay. So thay is why i only clay the car if they are getting a polish or correction

I had a feeling you would mention that, and I understand. However, IMO, if you clay correctly(which I know you do), micro-marring shouldn't be a big issue. Plus, a coat of wax should easily cover up any micro-marring left behind. I still think this would be a much better situation than applying a wax to a contaminated clear coat for looks and durability. On the other hand, I don't offer a full on detailing business like you do, so I can be more picky than you. Most people don't know the difference between applying a wax to a contaminated or uncontaminated clearcoat anyway.