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This is my first job that I gave a price quote of 125$ . Out of my confort zone. He said yes, that sounds reasonable :) It took be about an hour and a half to remove as much of the coating and scratches that he left on them. One side still had some deep scratches, but I let him know about the issue and told him I would do my best, but they may not all come out. He was fine with that. After I was done, he was very happy and gave me a 25$ tip. So i ended up with 150$ for the job. It felt good to make the right amount of money for the quality of premium service you provide.

Called a local junkyard today to see about picking up a light to practice on and use as a visual aid. I randomly said a 2015 Honda accord. Don’t know why, just did. Asked for the yellowist haziest ones they had. Gave me a price of $80. Is that normal. Do you guys have any experience with this?

I needed to purchase some bicycle parts for my wife’s bike. About $200 give in parts. I had my badge on when I walked in (my headlight ID badge) and the manager read it. He then asked me if I would take a look at his lights. We stepped out and he had a new Mazda. His lights were fine, just very dirty and splattered with bug. I Used my Panel Prep, Clay Bar and two coat of ceramic on the headlights, taillights and fog lights. Literally took 25 mins. I got paid with all new bicycle parts that were valued at $167. Worked out great for me but the most important thing was that my wife was very happy that her bike was fixed.