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vehicle graphics: first caddy
Posted by Richard Urquhart on May 15, 2006 at 9:22 pmnothing 2 exciting but one of 2 we did today
oh just for some help as i used more vinyl than i thought how much would you charge for this ???Phill Fenton replied 18 years ago 4 Members · 5 Replies -
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About £250 + VAT assuming a similar amount on the back.
Nice Job Richard
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£200- £220 I think I’m too cheap!
Nice job by the way, clean and tidy!
Cheers
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thanks guys
i was thinking around £220 as i did 2 im glad im close to your prices
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Nice job Richard!
Nice to see you guys pricing it, I calculated myself and came to £210,- and looking at your prices and comparing UK to NL I should go higher, let’s say £250-£275 I guess.
I am finding it very difficult to quote on these jobs (not enough experience).Could you show how you came to these prices?
Jaap-Jan
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First figure that came into my head.
No seriously – generally a small van like this would be £160 – £200 + VAT. however this was a bit more complex than the typical example I would offer – Including lettering on the bonnet and a number of different colours. In practice I use a spreadsheet to price jobs based on the surface area being covered, the number of colours in the design and the amount of material used.
With experience you quickly recognise the amount of time involved in each job and can usually guestimate the price of a job quite accurately. For example if you target to turnover £500 a day (for two people working) and you reckon a job would take a full half day of your company’s time (2 people working on the job – Including design time) then you need to charge £250 for the work
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