Jgreenplastering
Private Member
I know we don't talk rates on here so I won't mention amounts but since I've bought my machine and I'm getting busier I'm trying to organise my pricing better to make it easier and less time consuming.
Using the bagged products is obviously more expensive up to traditional but I'm stuck with a few things.
When I'm thinking of different finishes I've got thin coat at the top and OCR float finish at the bottom of the cost scales.
Now in between I've got mono and OCR with OCR tyrolean. To me there about the same costs as although mono is more expensive to buy, you then have the extra labour time and materials of the tyrolean to make it up to the same as mono? You then have the costs of painting the tyrolean which can put it above mono costs.
I've never used coloured tyrolean as the jobs I've seen it used on it seems to go patchy?
I've also usually always tyrolean next day unless it's small areas. Just prefer it when it has that bit of suction.
What do you machine lads think? I'm all for taking a bashing if I'm completely off the mark or you lot do it another way?
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Using the bagged products is obviously more expensive up to traditional but I'm stuck with a few things.
When I'm thinking of different finishes I've got thin coat at the top and OCR float finish at the bottom of the cost scales.
Now in between I've got mono and OCR with OCR tyrolean. To me there about the same costs as although mono is more expensive to buy, you then have the extra labour time and materials of the tyrolean to make it up to the same as mono? You then have the costs of painting the tyrolean which can put it above mono costs.
I've never used coloured tyrolean as the jobs I've seen it used on it seems to go patchy?
I've also usually always tyrolean next day unless it's small areas. Just prefer it when it has that bit of suction.
What do you machine lads think? I'm all for taking a bashing if I'm completely off the mark or you lot do it another way?
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