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To the OP, I would recommend clocking yourself and seeing how much work you can get done in x amount of time. Then figure out where your skill level is, and charge by the hour. You should know how much you need to make to stay in business so as long as you make that hourly rate you should be...

Didn't I read a post from you that said no one should charge over $200.00 for a detail? I thought that was very strange you should say that, maybe it was someone else.

That's what I like to hear sir, nicely done.

What were your measurement reading afterwards Rasky? Paint is definitely Swayze bro, nice work.

lmao

Still have a little over half a jar but I may pick another one up just in case.

Man Mike, I don't envy the forum part of the job you have. You do a great job of answering many questions, kudo's are you on call with a forum beeper as well?

I still keep my Natty's in the active drawer and take it with me on every job. I like it always have. One of my favorite products is biodegradable apc. Only gone through one bottle but will probably pick one up again sometime.

Nicely put.

Heard them for quite some time, and the similarities to some products are eerie. It's good to know you design, formulate and create your own products has it always been that way?

When you say you are a manufacturer what does that exactly consist of? Does Warner provide many of your products? If so do they design them based on your input?

Is there another occupation that pays amateurs three times what a skilled professional make. $150 an hour would be nice, hacks rake in the dough.

Oh wow, you would not have liked a quote from me, and I charge less than many.

I'm not judging you, just asking :)

Oh, and that is whacky, I have never experienced something like that glad it happened to you instead of me....no offense.

Don't you agree that using a solvent of some sort is a great way to make sure your work is what you think it it?

Safest approach first, that's right:xyxthumbs:

hone in your skills get both new products and a new machine plus a finish worthy of a pro hopefully! What were you quoted in your area if you don't mind my asking?

I'm not a webguy or anything, but just based on your home screen my initial thoughts are move the entire section with text to the middle of the page. I think that would look better. It looks nice though.

I couldn't laugh at a guy with that much determination to get his car looking right, any means necessary!