[moreno055]

Ok so I have another car chevy 3500 crew cab and its BIG I hate cleaning any good places you guy recommend?

[MuttGrunt]

I know of a couple of guys... but it won't be cheap.

[moreno055]

how much it will it set me back?

[MuttGrunt]

It will depend on what you want done, but I'd say somewhere between $400-1k

[McMuffin]

Originally Posted by MuttGrunt

It will depend on what you want done, but I'd say somewhere between $400-1k

[fisherbln]

Originally Posted by McMuffin

I find it amazing how people are surprised by the price of a high end detail. I'm not a professional detailer, but have considered going into the business before. I've read that the average $ to shoot for is somewhere around $50/man hour. A huge vehicle like a Chevy truck is going to take 8 hours minimum ($400) and it goes up from there depending on how much correction he would like to have done to the vehicle. MuttGrunt's guesstimate (keep in mind he hasn't consulted the OP) seems to fall perfectly in line with what I would expect -- especially in an expensive city like Miami.

Also, if you're trying to sell the vehicle, these details can increase the value of the car tremendously.

[MuttGrunt]

Originally Posted by fisherbln

Also, if you're trying to sell the vehicle, these details can increase the value of the car tremendously.

'29 Ford Model A, over 50 man-hours into a full detail to include the engine bay, suspension components, and the complete underside of the vehicle. Appraisal afterwards was for $9k higher than was beforehand (appraisals were given by the exact same individual about 2 years apart).





2006 CTS-V, purchased used. Client drove it for a year before having 18 man-hours invested into proper detailing. Sold it right afterwards for $1k more than he purchased it for.





I could go on and on...

[moreno055]

Originally Posted by MuttGrunt

It will depend on what you want done, but I'd say somewhere between $400-1k

, this dually is a bigger expense and more to maintain then my e92