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Jmaine

Jmaine

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what is the right prices to give for a car and also for a suv, so I can I keep them coming back, without scaring them with the prices?? A lil help..
 
You'll want to be a little bit more specific. Are you washing the car? Clay bar? Wax or sealant? Polishing? If so, is it an AIO, a two step, three step, four? Also, where are you located? Region plays a lot to do with what you can charge. Otherwise, my answer is $72. You can't go wrong with the rule of 72.
 
Im in orlando florida, what is the price on washin, n claying. I clayed my sisters escalade and she gave me 60 which I kno I was bein robbed but shes my sister. The claying process takes forever.
 
Jmaine said:
Im in orlando florida, what is the price on washin, n claying. I clayed my sisters escalade and she gave me 60 which I kno I was bein robbed but shes my sister. The claying process takes forever.
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Claying should usually take less time than washing the car. At least this is the way it is IME.
 
After claying you need to apply a LSP.. Claying shouldn't take that long. I get a normal size car done in 20 minutes, but that's me. What services do you offer? Wash, clay, polish, wax?
 
wow 20mins, I dont even wanna say how long I took on the escalade lol, what is lsp
 
I would do alot more reading, work on your skills before you charge anyone, or work on someone elses car.

This is a good place to learn though.
 
$60 IMO isn't that much of a price break. I usually include claying when I wax someones car, but I usually on clay the hood, roof and trunk lid because thats where most of the contaminants get stuck. If I'm going to correct the paint or someone pays for a full clay I'll obviously do the whole car. Like said before, after your clay apply a LSP. You'll get faster at claying as time goes on and you become more comfortable with it and become one with the cars paint. Good luck!
 
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