Gino
Premium Subscriber
You said "WE" so that means you and another person did it in 6 hours. So that is at least 12 man hours.
You guys are making a really big deal out of this. I never even considered bickering with the customer. I gave him a 3 minute education on the cost of wraps. He admitted that he was way out of line thinking that 500 bucks would get the job done. I just wanted to share with everyone that we as wrap companies are always faced with the challenges of pricing and educating. Sometimes to the point of ridiculousness. Around by me, $4500 is a good price for a job this size. My price estimate was the entire job, design, print, install, premium products, and my companies good reputation and warranties included. If people are doing it WAY cheaper in other places, that in no way makes my price high. I don't want to argue with anyone about it.
No, once again... someone here is assuming and you know what they say about that word.
I almost always talk about our shop in the form of many. It's almost always we, us, our.... never me, I or mine, unless it's something I'm solely responsible for. There are four... almost 5 full-timers, one part-timer and a few subs that I can bring in if necessary. That particular truck was probalby a guy cleaning it, while someone else did the installs and probably a second set of hands here and there once in a while. Including design time.... about 3-1/2 hours, 3 hours clean and prep and about 7 hours including that second set of hands.... we had a total of about 13-1/2 hours divided up by $3,400 and about$875 in materials.
So, anything else you wanna discuss out here in the open forums ??
By now, if your possible client is reading this.... he now knows how to shop it.