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Jean, I think we are looking at 30's or lower tomorrow night. Last few days? 70's and 80's.
Oops, sorry about that Sean. Last edited by boman47k; 04-05-2007 at 04:17 AM. |
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Gotta love the weather its tough to work with. Thats why interiors are great. Thanks for all the feed back.
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Trade: Painting, faux, rock, plaster, texture, tile, laminates, finish carpentry contractor
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Hey Miller, some tips on exterior for ya... my dad taught me a quick and dirty "eyeball" method when I was like... 12, unfortunatly with the addition of "no-paint" windows, the system still gets fairly close today, 30 something years later.
1000 base for one story, 100 per hole (door/window) 1500 base for spilt, 100 per hole 2000 base for two story, 100 per hole, 150 per hole on second Now adjust your prices slightly for mats and weird things like your free standing garage, sometimes my dad's quickie approach came out closer to everyone else than my own.......
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Sounds like you are kind of new at this. Best of luck painting has been good to me. The one thing I would tell some one new is don't work too cheap. It is not about having lots of work it is about making a living. You are better off working one day and making $500 a day after expences then working four days and only making $100 a day. Jim Bunton |
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When the housing market is great seems like we get more and more people coming ou tof the woodwork saying they are painting contractors. ( Sorry to hijack the thread)
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Like Jim said power wash one day and then come back in and spray it out clean up should be done in two to three days tops. I would charge around 1250. with materials maybe put in 12 to 14 hours. with two guys 8 hours. I like BM paint for the money.
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Mineral siding must be washed with a solution that will get rid of any chalkiness that that type pf siding will always have. It is very easy to roll mineral siding or spray it and backroll. I would use Superpaint flat or satin.
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