How much to polish a car?
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How much for a cut and polish?
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How much to polish a car?
In short what effects the price is how dirty the overall car is, the amount of etchings, scratches and then the colour are factors that can change a price because it changes our labour time and product costs of a particular service.
Example: the paint correction service requires the use of Swissvax polishes for the best results. They’re very safe and they are very expensive and the amount In short what effects the price is how dirty the overall car is, the amount of etchings, scratches and then the colour are factors that can change a price because it changes our labour time and product costs of a particular service.
A dirty or a dirty neglected car requires more time cleaning and more time fixing and more time means more labour costs.
Type of paint is another factor of high end paint correction because the harder the paint the more time is required. More time is more labour and more polishing products required.
The size of the car is another large factor that will again either add or reduce labour and materials.
$220 through to $800 and even more in some cases.
Example
A quick polish to increase shine and micro fine scratches starts at $220
A medium level polish for increased shine and wet gloss but with a little more cut starts at $350.
The best I can get out of it is approx $600 to $800.
The most I have ever charged is $1200.
