Class A Motorhome Wrap

[Signs2u]

First off we have been doing wraps for almost a decade and I am usually great at estimating but this one is tough so I thought I would throw out a thread to see what others are thinking.

We are bidding on a 33' class A motorhome (self driving) that has roughly 10' of height - so roughly 330 sq. ft. per side. Wrapping the entire guy including front and back.

Paint is in good shape and customer will be supplying files.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

 

[johnnysigns]

The only side that sucks is the awning side. The rest of it is pretty cut and dry.

 

[rjssigns]

Owner supplied files? Good luck...

 

[HulkSmash]

First off we have been doing wraps for almost a decade and I am usually great at estimating but this one is tough so I thought I would throw out a thread to see what others are thinking.

We are bidding on a 33' class A motorhome (self driving) that has roughly 10' of height - so roughly 330 sq. ft. per side. Wrapping the entire guy including front and back.

Paint is in good shape and customer will be supplying files.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

Let's here what you were thinking in terms of price

 

[jfiscus]

$8-10 roughly. Is it just one? do they want it seamless? how complex is the design? etc? these are all factors to consider.

 

[Signs2u]

Let's here what you were thinking in terms of price

I'm thinking $8,000.00 if files are actually nearly print ready (we all know the chances of that).

Will be bidding against another company that really likes to kill mark-up when he is hungry - if you know what I mean. So that is always a fear.

 

[Signs2u]

$8-10 roughly. Is it just one? do they want it seamless? how complex is the design? etc? these are all factors to consider.

Seamless as much as possible - going to do vertical panels on it. Design is pretty cut and dry really, big words and images to line up - so that is easy.

If I bid at 8 do you think I am too cheap? I know there is profit there but I hate to leave money on the table.

 

[Intense01]

I just got outbid on a 40ft'er by a competitor. I bid at $8k and they got quotes for $6000. I can't believe how low some people go on these. I would stay in between $8 and $10 on your bid.

 

[jfiscus]

I just got outbid on a 40ft'er by a competitor. I bid at $8k and they got quotes for $6000. I can't believe how low some people go on these. I would stay in between $8 and $10 on your bid.

The same thing happens here, then they see the quality they get for $6000 and come crawling back!