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rydawg · 03-08-09, 06:59

$4000 was the price of the job. The trim I believe was $6000 because it was all piece of the window and installation.

He was charging what a real experienced pro charges to do true actual correction which he thought he knew a lot about and thought was easy. I know he spent a lot of time on the job, but I think it was to fix his mistakes.

I am sure he was a great detailer with a lot of passion and took pride in what he did when detailing, but when it comes to true actual 100% paint correction and taking the gloss to the max level, while insuring that nothing will return, this is where you REALLY need to know what you are doing and must have a LOT of experience.

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rydawg King of Gloss! rydawg is offline Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Wakefield, MA Posts: 3,412 Contact:	Re: Teaser of the Year! $4000 was the price of the job. The trim I believe was $6000 because it was all piece of the window and installation. He was charging what a real experienced pro charges to do true actual correction which he thought he knew a lot about and thought was easy. I know he spent a lot of time on the job, but I think it was to fix his mistakes. I am sure he was a great detailer with a lot of passion and took pride in what he did when detailing, but when it comes to true actual 100% paint correction and taking the gloss to the max level, while insuring that nothing will return, this is where you REALLY need to know what you are doing and must have a LOT of experience. __________________ Raising The Gloss Bar One Car At a Time! UNIQUE CAR CARE, Wakefield, MA. Ryan Blanchette