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I'm trying to price repainting a wall sign. I do my pricing with the Sign Pricing Guide book, and I noticed that the "Repainted Signs" price for 200 square feet is higher than the price for a new sign painted on a wall. Can anybody tell me why a repainted sign is more work?
I was planning on modifying the existing layout a bit anyway, so its not a direct repaint. Mostly, i want to be sure i'm not overlooking something in my estimate.
Its basic white lettering on a wood wall (painted shiplap boards). we'll be painting new exterior latex background paint to match the rest of the wall (recently painted except for the area around the exisitng lettering).
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