Main Package....is my price right?

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bigaizsosexy

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Hey all!!! Just looking to see if my prices are about right.... I also have disclosed in my brochure that prices are subject to change depending on the condition of the vehicle..... I also have add on services as well, but I ll get into that later.



Car 175
Truck, Minivan, SUV 200

Step 1- Advance Polish
(Removes most light scratches, swirl marks and micro abrasion while enhancing paint color.) (Not all scratches, swirl marks and defects can be removed. Those that cannot be removed will be greatly improved

-Step 2- Show Car Glaze

(Gives the paint a deep glossy shine while hiding minor imperfections)

-Step 3 - Wax and Sealant
(Protects the paint from natures element's for up to 6 months when both are layered)




Also Included:


-Exterior Hand Wash

-Dressing of Exterior Trim

-Clean & Dress Exterior Plastics

-Clean & Dress Interior Plastics

-Clean & Dress Door Panels & Jambs

-Clean & Dress Instrument Panels

-Interior & Exterior Window Cleaning

-Leather is Cleaned and Conditioned

-Steam Treatment of Floor Mats

-Vacuum Interior & Trunk

-Engine Bay is Cleaned & Dressed




 
Yes. What polish/compound are you planning on using? I wouldn't really bother with a glaze, but if that's what the customer wants then give it to them. Just explain how it hides imperfections and they will come back after several washes :props:
 
I use the xmt line and uc depending on the severity of the paint correction.
 
I think with something like XMT 360 with all the interior your doing your right on. That gives you cleaning and protection all in one, and like you said maybe UC on the few places you need it but not the whole car or you need to charge more.

I love UC for those times you have just a small area to fix like a scrape or say when you back your truck into a shopping cart and crush it but it leaves a few streaks in you car as a parting gift.
 
Jons6.7, I know exactly what you mean! UC is a nice compound
 
You are offering all of that work for $175 / $200?

I think that's incredibly low..
 
I imagined that it seemed pretty low, but I am unsure of where to aim my price points.
 
It may be low for some places, for his area it may be right on par. I would look what local detail shops a charging then base your prices off of them.
 
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