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Kelly
Trade: Media blasting
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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What Would You Charge For This
I told the guy $500 I was going to use Coal slag. Local price is 7$ for 75lb bag. The trailer has a lot of rust on it the underside is about 1/2 inch of rust on the frame rails going forward. He wants a written estimate I haven't done it yet I need to get back to him when I told him $500 he seemed like it was too high. For the boat trailer only.
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Grand Rapids Remodeling
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Location: Grand Rapids, MI.
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Re: What Would You Charge For ThisLast edited by Paulie; 11-16-2009 at 09:35 AM. |
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Illusion of Perfection
Trade: Carpenter
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Douglassville, PA
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
I'd do it for 350.00
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Burritos
Trade: Lectrical
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
I'm about to pay $300 for two car fenders, a hood, and a cowl. I'd say he was smiling all the way home.
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Member
Trade: Coatings Sales/Service & Media Blasting
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: mid atlantic
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
Wrong, I don't see how he can say it's to high. Has he ever spent an hour behind a blast nozzel? Don't let you "potential" customers tell you "your" price. Walk away and see if he calls you back. How much did he pay for the "boat" that goes on that trailer? To Much? I would stand your ground. $500.00 is a steal. Just "my" thoughts.
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Kelly
Trade: Media blasting
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Posts: 237
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
This thing is about 30+ feet long with a lot of square tubing all of it has rust. $350 how much slag would you use you think 5 bags of Coal slag. I was thinking of garnet but since I'm not blasting in a contained area the stuff will be all over there lot. Garnet was lot more expensive but it does cut better.
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Kelly
Trade: Media blasting
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
The boat was a trade in they are a big RV dealer and service center Really big I have never been there before the complex is like 5 buildings on about 2 sq miles of property. They have about 40 bays fixing those big bus type RV's. They look like business is bad right now but I think I will stick to my $500.
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Todd
Trade: media blasting
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Clearwater Fl.
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
kell if i was in your town i would sub work to you...i think the price is cheap and he knows it and want to make sure you stick to the agreement...i would be around 650-750 for it and feel pretty good about my price...for both parties.
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Kelly
Trade: Media blasting
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
So you think I will take a loss if I go $500 how much coal slag would it take to do that this is the real question I know my blaster is different then others at least here I can run the at full speed. I was thinking of buying 10 bags of coal slag to do it probably only use 5.
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Tony
Trade: Media Blasting and Powder Coating
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Columbus, Ohio
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
I would be double that $1000.00 you have setup, blasting, packup and travel time
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JumboJack for president!
Trade: Hilti walking billboard
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Ohio
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
id do it for 400 minus 50 in material.
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Pro
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 574
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
You are going to blast a play toy for someone that can afford a boat that big. I would have stared at my rate per day is 1000$. If it takes more you pay more. Would you like that painted the cost plus the 1000$ is now three thousand. The primer cost two hundred a gallon. People want to pay for the best. This is more true with their toys. For boats on that scale with the description of the place money is thrown around to impress the Johnsons. You have to charge the more outragous you think you are add ten%.
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Pro
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
Coatings guy how did you bring to market the multi-media idustry
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
Kell.I think I use over four hundred lbs for a big auto frame. You think he might only need five? That thing has all kind of tubes on it. Looks like it could be 700 lbs to me. I think I would want around $600. But your slag is cheaper than my glass so it's about the same. I think they would walk if you said a $1000. Please report back how many pounds you do use if you get the job.
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Glen
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
Cooke, have you actually ever blasted anything???
And Paulie, thanks for the useful post.
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Todd
Trade: media blasting
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Clearwater Fl.
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
i would agree on the 1000 for a mobile job...as for most of my jobs are done in a seperated area that i recover my media over and over so i consider it almost is all profit.coal slag is gonna etch that thing up nicely...500 is to cheap if you are leaving your mess or throwing it out.
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Pro
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
todd have you ever thought of getting a gravity box to get your coal slag in. It is a grain wagon. You can buy one for about six hundred bucks. You could cut your abrasive cost in half at the reed plant you use.
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Todd
Trade: media blasting
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Clearwater Fl.
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
i would like to see how that works...any pics?
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Todd
Trade: media blasting
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Clearwater Fl.
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Re: What Would You Charge For This
nevermind i saw one on google..how would i get the media out of the bottom and into my blast pot?
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