New kid on the block

[Guest]

Been checking this forum out for a while.
Looks good, feels good, sounds good.
Hate to start out with a request for an opinion on priceing but.....
Have not done these before and need some input.

These are for a 2002 Mustang. Clean new, need only to flush them to clear the dust and hand prints. Then shoot them with HT Silver.

Have 2 of the Mufflers, 2 of the pipes, and 1 of the X-Pipe.

Thanks for your help.

[wiseguyz]

Re: New kid on the block

Welcome to the forum. I'll agree with Harleydad after re-reading your post. I tossed out about $200 on the other forum. I had overlooked the fact that you're using high-temp powder.

[Guest]

Re: New kid on the block

Hi Iceman, welcome to the forum.

Harley

[Guest]

Re: New kid on the block

Welcome aboard!

Get in sit down and hang on for a wild ride!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Guest]

Re: New kid on the block

Thanks for the welcome.
For some reason I always come up a little less then I should.
Some times I think I might be under estamating the value of my time.

[Guest]

Re: New kid on the block

Well figure the average of the replies and start adding the percentage differance between your prices and the boards.

It will come, just don't give your time away. You will get very frustrated and want to quit if you are always working for pennies. Stay with in the price point of your area and give a good product.

[Guest]

Re: New kid on the block

I agree with rcollins. The hardest part is figuring what to charge. You don't want to be to high, they'll go else where. Nor to low you'll go broke doing it. Pricing seems to be my hang up also.

Harley

[Guest]

Re: New kid on the block

I'm with Harley when it comes to pricing. I think lately I've been doing better than the first couple of parts I did.

Welcome to the forums