What do you charge for your top end serivce?

[imported_Detailing Technology]

What do you charge for your top end detailing / resurfacing service?:goodjob



Follow up with my next poll, how many hours do you take to complete your top end work.

 

[imported_Detailing Technology]

My top end includes a 4 week follow-up wash and wax re-application. Its good to keep the customers involved in car car. Plus when they find out I would charge them $200 for a wash and wax alone, they always make time for a follow-up visit.

 

[Todd@RUPES]

I have done details in excess of four thousand dollars and have a fifteen to twently thousand dollar in the works (to be fair its not a car)

 

[imported_Detailing Technology]

Plane?

House?

Whats in the works?



How long does a $4k detail take you? Do you have them frequently?

 

[AP2TUDE]

I did a Concours show prep for two cars for a customer last year. I spent a solid week on each car, making sure to cover every inch of every surface. I promised perfection and had to deliver, twice.



I made in excess of $10,000 for that two weeks of work. I have a few vintage Rolls Royce' lined up that will be similar.

 

[brwill2005]

Well, I do not do any concours work, or two day details. My premium service starts at $235. Full paint correction is priced by the hour at $35-40 an hour.

 

[kaval]

I just worked out a top-end service starting at $650 for cars and $750 for larger vehicles. Includes wet-sanding and the like.

 

[Driven Auto Detail]

My top package (Full Detail) with just one polishing step starts at $200 for a compact car. Additional polishing steps start at $50 for the same size car. I'd say this is about 5-6 hours of working by myself.

 

[imported_themightytimmah]

Wow, I need to raise up my rates. I'm in the 400 range, but I think a PTG, some leatherique and a new customer base might put me in the 6-800 range.

 

[Thomas Dekany]

Wow, I need to raise up my rates. I'm in the 400 range, but I think a PTG, some leatherique and a new customer base might put me in the 6-800 range.

Get a steamer - beats any leather cleaner.:bow :bow

 

[Holden_C04]

Get a steamer - beats any leather cleaner.:bow :bow

Leatherique, to the best of my knowledge, is not a cleaner. It is a restorative oil. They have two products, though. One is a cleaner called pristine clean and the other is called rejuvenator oil. Well...maybe I have informed myself lol.