[jyjimenez3]

Just out of curiosity , what would be a good price to wrap a car? what would you guys call reasonable ?

[bimmette]

Well firstly, every region charges a different price so it's hard to compare.
And secondly, depends on your own financial situation and what your priorities are. I consider $500 a good price and if I could wrap my car for that price I would. But it's probably more like $5000 here so I'm not doing it.

[Navy Doc]

Typically around $2500 to $3500. That's SoCal prices. Wasn't with that so I did it myself. Cost of all the supplies was around $600. Just takes some patients and attention to detail. An extra pair of hands is very helpfull, especially for the hood and the bumpers.

[collinc14]

Originally Posted by Navy Doc

Typically around $2500 to $3500. That's SoCal prices. Wasn't with that so I did it myself. Cost of all the supplies was around $600. Just takes some patients and attention to detail. An extra pair of hands is very helpfull, especially for the hood and the bumpers.

this is correct a good wrap in SoCal is about 3k

[jyjimenez3]

hey thanks for the replies , Im going to wrap a couple of cars for free to perfect it, and than i was thinking of charging maybe somewhere from 1.5k - 2k . would you guys consider those prices fair??

[Underground6t9]

Originally Posted by jyjimenez3

hey thanks for the replies , Im going to wrap a couple of cars for free to perfect it, and than i was thinking of charging maybe somewhere from 1.5k - 2k . would you guys consider those prices fair??

thats not bad

[TomD335xicoupe]

My take on fair is cost of material and labor at 100 per hour without padding time, unless you have a shop with overhead then 125 per hr 25 for the VIG you are from Jersey you know what VIG is.

[hz_diesel]

Originally Posted by jyjimenez3

hey thanks for the replies , Im going to wrap a couple of cars for free to perfect it, and than i was thinking of charging maybe somewhere from 1.5k - 2k . would you guys consider those prices fair??

1.5k is very good if material is included otherwise still very competitive.

Or what you guys can do is do all the easy flat parts yourself and pay to get the damn front bumper done. Shit is so hard.

[jyjimenez3]

Originally Posted by TomD335xicoupe

My take on fair is cost of material and labor at 100 per hour without padding time, unless you have a shop with overhead then 125 per hr 25 for the VIG you are from Jersey you know what VIG is.

no what is "VIG"

[jyjimenez3]

Originally Posted by hz_diesel

1.5k is very good if material is included otherwise still very competitive.

Or what you guys can do is do all the easy flat parts yourself and pay to get the damn front bumper done. Shit is so hard.

the trick is trying to relive the tension away from curved areas. its really hard tho lol