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I charge my normal rate. The insured wants his loss replaced as it was when purchased, which is why he insured it in the first place. If you are sub-contracting to a body shop or some other contractor, you may want to offer him a more wholesale rate, but it is totally up to you.
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I charge my normal rate. I have done quite a few repairs for a local body shop lately, all insurance jobs. The prices were already in the insurance quote they had for the repairs. Still made my rate for the jobs. Did a small job for the shop owner himself last week for a substantial discount, he was peased and assured me more jobs would come my way. One hand washes the other
------------------ Mike Clayton MC Graphics Barnegat, NJ http://www.visualnoise.com/mcg/ mike@visualnoise.com
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Do like the body shops do....charge for an estimate if one is needed. More important.....make friends with a good body shop...they will handle your spray painting needs...
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I'm not a wholesaler, I charge insurance companies top dollar. Repairing graphics are harder then creating them........
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