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lots of asking and looking around your area.
Quote from: CDNRatMan on December 30, 2016, 13:02:21 PMseems like a good plan. so how do I find said person?Well you find a young person who is trying to open their new business and is really good at what they do and are still not charging a million dollars an hour, because they understand they need to get a decent customer base, and have them do it....
Well you find a young person who is trying to open their new business and is really good at what they do and are still not charging a million dollars an hour, because they understand they need to get a decent customer base, and have them do it....
Quote from: pcarrell on December 30, 2016, 11:45:27 AMSo are we talking a few hundred? or closer to $1k?Depends on the painter and his / her skill. You say it's just basic black, but black is one of the most unforgiving colors to shoot. Surface prep for black is twice what is for say, white.
Depends on the painter and his / her skill. You say it's just basic black, but black is one of the most unforgiving colors to shoot. Surface prep for black is twice what is for say, white.
I know there are a number of different variables to take into consideration so an accurate number is virtually impossible, but I'm wondering what you all think is a average price for a basic paint job if the parts are taken to a shop. I would be looking to get just a basic gloss black and clearcoat, nothing fancy. Seems like its a fairly small job so whats an average price to pay in southern California?
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