setting paint correction rates

I don't do paint correction. It's to time consuming to many steps. I stay very busy with my Express detail service. Sorry I can't help.
 
$25 dollar supply charge and $40/hr with 4 hour min. If they don't wanna pay that I don't wanna do a full correction. Too much work to not get paid for it.
 
I charge a lot less than others. $25 per hour. I know I would get zero customers at any higher rates.
 
rider9195 said:
I charge a lot less than others. $25 per hour. I know I would get zero customers at any higher rates.
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Its all about location my friend and what the market is willing to pay.in so Cal, especially LA, people don't really trust cheap Kanpur with their expensive rides. Sure there its times I'll lower my rate a bit but for the most part there is enough work and the Quailty of my work dictates my labor charge
 
If I was going to perform a paint correction I couldn't see myself working for less than $40/hr. Product costs should also be taken into consideration when forming a price.
 
I charge 50/hr for paint correction. I have no problem with talking someone into a lesser services as I usually end up making more per hour with a less involved job. And...you can take on more than one job per day.
For me, the only time I charge an hourly rate is for paint correction services, other jobs are a given price without a set hourly rate.
 
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