please answer asap million dollar client wants his 05 motor home done

quamen · 09-29-04, 04:31

THe customer that Brian and I detail for, wants his motor home waxed. IT is basically the biggest motor home that i think you can buy and it is brand new. I couldnt get a measurment, but damn big and long. How muhc to charge for a wash and wax?
thanks

tdekany · 09-29-04, 04:33

Min. $500

Bill D · 09-29-04, 04:34

That just might take up most /all of a jar of medium sized wax. Now that's something really to look forward to seeing !

tdekany · 09-29-04, 04:45

do i get 10% for helping fast?

tpgsr · 09-29-04, 04:47

If it is just a wash and wax, charge by the hour do a $35/hr. or something

G35stilez · 09-29-04, 05:30

Charge by the foot.

I believe that's how larger detailers charge for it. Same deal with boats.

As far as that goes, I charge between 10-15 per foot. Interior is extra as is a huge roof.

Hope this helps.

tdekany · 09-29-04, 05:52

In the DC area an hour massage is around $75.

When Dan Aykroyd is in town he pays $350 an hour. (not my client).

A ""million dollar client"" doesn't expect to pay the same price "we" pay.

That is just my take on it. Don't sell yourself short. You guys do excellent work - get paid accordingly.

Scottwax · 09-29-04, 09:36

Quote:

Originally posted by tdekany
In the DC area an hour massage is around $75.

When Dan Aykroyd is in town he pays $350 an hour. (not my client).

A ""million dollar client"" doesn't expect to pay the same price "we" pay.

That is just my take on it. Don't sell yourself short. You guys do excellent work - get paid accordingly.

Exactly! High rollers like that are willing to pay for quality work, provided you don't try to gouge them.

I get $120 (plus a tip) to simply pressure the exterior and engine on a 44' coach. Deionized water so no need to dry. Clean the exterior windows, dress the tires and mud flaps and I'm done in about 3 hours.