Nice job. I have a suzuki 200 I bought with a lot of sun damage. I tried it the fast way with just some outboard spray paint and it needs to be redone right like this. Big difference in the two results.
Man I must have really got a deal then, I paid a $100 and he painted the whole motor. That was getting off the old decals, sanding, primer, and painting. I bought new decals and he put them on for me. 👍
I was thinking that Eastwood paint stripping tool might be the ticket for the decal area. It had good reviews on Gurgle. They are burgundy? not maroon? all of the cool kids at the supply house always said maroon..
@@ThePaintPaperHustle could you do the job in a few days? I could get a place and visit while you do the work. I am in Charleston,SC. My cowling is a Yamaha 200 vmax
You really ought to almost double your price on those Courtney, it’s worth every penny, especially with the cost of everything going up and I’d bout lay money on it that you could double your price to $400 and still sell every job that walks in. I know you just do a few of these here and there for hot rod cash, but don’t sell yourself short at all brother!! You still have to make sure it’s worth your time after labor cost, paint & supplies, etc. Make sure your making money on it or it ain’t worth doing! You know the drill man!! Nice job tho regardless!!
@@ThePaintPaperHustle I completely agree with your logic Courtney but there’s also that fine line between giving someone a great deal and screwing yourself in the process, you know where I’m coming from here. My business logic has always been that something is better than nothing but, if you don’t keep it within a reasonable margin for both you and the customer, then your better off just finding something else to do with your time cause you’ll find it’s just not worth the time it takes to do some of the small items. Our paint and supplies keep going up, our power bills are going up, our gas/diesel to get to work is going up, heating season is here again and we have to have a warm booth to spray in, etc, and while all that is going up and your holding prices steady, you can only do that so long before it eats away at your profit so much that it’s not worth doing it at the old price anymore. Just consider going to $300 and see how long you can hold it there. I can promise you that your not gonna lose any customers over it cause even at $300, they know they are getting a good deal and they can’t get it done elsewhere for that. Your worth it brother, your work is worth it, and the folks that use you will completely understand and be willing to pay a bit more. I wonder if it would work if you set aside one week a month or even 3 days a month that all you do is small stuff and you put the word out that and try and get as many wheels and covers, etc in for that week so you guys can just cram in as many motor covers and wheels that 3 days as you can and do it once a month so that you guys can be as efficient as possible that one time a month which would help drive your labor costs down a bit and will increase your profit numbers. Just a thought Take care man and be safe out there!!
All your points are spot on and I agree with you 100%. I absolutely understand what you’re saying. I think I’ll try the $300. I already don’t do a ton at $200 so I’d hate to see it slow down even more.
@ThePaintPaperHustle I have a 2022 mercury pro xs 200..was up in canada a storm blew in and my front cleat came off my boat and I got some serious scuffs and scratches..can you make it look new again with the decal kit and all and what would it cost?? There are no cracks or holes....
I pay for my supplies of course. It’s all included in the flat rate price. Some jobs I make better on than others depending on condition. Either way it’s super easy work to fill in between other stuff
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😎 …. $200 seems like a great deal for that job. What a difference with before and after results.
It’s a killer deal lol and night and day results
Turned out nice.
Thanks
Awesome job man. Love the videos for sure! That thing turned out awesome
Thanks man
Great job Courtney you do very nice work my man👍🏻
Thanks buddy
Looks awesome man, shrink back to a painter is like finding out your brand new girl friend named Stephanie used to be Steve lol 😂
😂 sounds about right
Nice job. I have a suzuki 200 I bought with a lot of sun damage. I tried it the fast way with just some outboard spray paint and it needs to be redone right like this. Big difference in the two results.
Absolutely. Let me know if you have any questions
That would be a great budget option to freshen up a old boat rig.
Absolutely
👍🏽🇺🇸👍🏽 looks good
Thanks Fredie
Man I must have really got a deal then, I paid a $100 and he painted the whole motor. That was getting off the old decals, sanding, primer, and painting. I bought new decals and he put them on for me. 👍
You got a good deal. Some people value their time less than others. For example we get $1,000 to paint one car bumper here. Very very good deal
I was thinking that Eastwood paint stripping tool might be the ticket for the decal area. It had good reviews on Gurgle. They are burgundy? not maroon? all of the cool kids at the supply house always said maroon..
Lol thanks man
Damn that looks good for the price.
Thanks
Cool 😎 🎃
Just seen this 👊🏻
Really good job q!what kind of product do you use in the fisrt step ? Thanks
First step is just a skim coat of body filler.
sorry i made a mistake it is the PASte you use after the first step and Be foré the primar many thanks 😃
Maybe the finishing putty dolphin glaze
yes it is a polyester putty?because I don’t find in my country the dolphin @@ThePaintPaperHustle
Or epoxy finishing putty
Honda cowling 👍🏼. Where are y’all located?!
Wilmington
Wilmington NC
@@ThePaintPaperHustle kick ass! I’m down in Charleston. Might have to pay y’all a visit
@angeloc3842 awesome!
I have a white evinrude v6 cover that needs exactly what you done to that one. Where are you located man?
We are in Wilmington NC
That’s great! I am in Leland NC. If you want to do mine leave me a drop off address
Absolutely
3401-2 Enterprise Dr Wilmington NC 28405
Weekdays 8-5
Friday 8-11
@@ThePaintPaperHustle thank you!
Plastic razor blades rock!
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So what are you average there about 10 bucks an hour?
I bill flat rate not hourly. Body work pays $54 - $65 an hour. These aren’t hourly job just a side hustle.
I have a 20 year old Yamaha 150 cowling that needs new paint...
Ok we are in Wilmington NC
@@ThePaintPaperHustle Pretty far--L.A>
Where are you? Need mine done.
Wilmington NC
@@ThePaintPaperHustle could you do the job in a few days? I could get a place and visit while you do the work. I am in Charleston,SC. My cowling is a Yamaha 200 vmax
@JK-qt5ko average turn around time is 3-4 days
@@ThePaintPaperHustle dang, not sure how I would pull that off. Let me think about it. Thanks for responding.
@JK-qt5ko you’re welcome
You really ought to almost double your price on those Courtney, it’s worth every penny, especially with the cost of everything going up and I’d bout lay money on it that you could double your price to $400 and still sell every job that walks in.
I know you just do a few of these here and there for hot rod cash, but don’t sell yourself short at all brother!! You still have to make sure it’s worth your time after labor cost, paint & supplies, etc. Make sure your making money on it or it ain’t worth doing! You know the drill man!!
Nice job tho regardless!!
Thanks man I may go up to $300. I looked at it like something made is better than nothing especially when these pay for the race car
@@ThePaintPaperHustle I completely agree with your logic Courtney but there’s also that fine line between giving someone a great deal and screwing yourself in the process, you know where I’m coming from here. My business logic has always been that something is better than nothing but, if you don’t keep it within a reasonable margin for both you and the customer, then your better off just finding something else to do with your time cause you’ll find it’s just not worth the time it takes to do some of the small items. Our paint and supplies keep going up, our power bills are going up, our gas/diesel to get to work is going up, heating season is here again and we have to have a warm booth to spray in, etc, and while all that is going up and your holding prices steady, you can only do that so long before it eats away at your profit so much that it’s not worth doing it at the old price anymore. Just consider going to $300 and see how long you can hold it there. I can promise you that your not gonna lose any customers over it cause even at $300, they know they are getting a good deal and they can’t get it done elsewhere for that. Your worth it brother, your work is worth it, and the folks that use you will completely understand and be willing to pay a bit more.
I wonder if it would work if you set aside one week a month or even 3 days a month that all you do is small stuff and you put the word out that and try and get as many wheels and covers, etc in for that week so you guys can just cram in as many motor covers and wheels that 3 days as you can and do it once a month so that you guys can be as efficient as possible that one time a month which would help drive your labor costs down a bit and will increase your profit numbers. Just a thought
Take care man and be safe out there!!
All your points are spot on and I agree with you 100%. I absolutely understand what you’re saying. I think I’ll try the $300. I already don’t do a ton at $200 so I’d hate to see it slow down even more.
Where are you located
Wilmington NC
@ThePaintPaperHustle I have a 2022 mercury pro xs 200..was up in canada a storm blew in and my front cleat came off my boat and I got some serious scuffs and scratches..can you make it look new again with the decal kit and all and what would it cost?? There are no cracks or holes....
@franktiboni8610 I don’t offer decals at all. It’d be $300
@ThePaintPaperHustle if I got the decals would you put them on..
I seen the decals advertised on the internet...
And then also who’s paying for your supplies?
I pay for my supplies of course. It’s all included in the flat rate price. Some jobs I make better on than others depending on condition. Either way it’s super easy work to fill in between other stuff