What should I expect to pay for talent?
06-12-2009, 08:32 PM
#1
What should I expect to pay for talent?
I have always painted my own bodies and I a pretty good with basic airbrush skills and designs. I have recently found some reproduction RC-10 RCPS turbo mirage bodies. I have 2-3 bodies that I would like to have a "professional" paint up for me. I would like to combine a old paint scheme with my new one for a vintage runner project. All you "professionals" out there what should I expect to pay for time and materials? I would not even know what to guess because I have always painted my own. Could any one point me in the right direction???
06-13-2009, 05:00 AM
#2
We would need pictures first.
06-13-2009, 02:57 PM
#5
06-14-2009, 12:26 AM
#6
Sorry but im a proud person so putting a price on something isnt really anything......if your new then look at something basic but if you plan on racing for a long time try to find someone that would bring out the inner you....IMHO you ride affects how you drive.....look good...feel good....drive fast hehehe!!!!!
BUUUTTTT lol i would say about 60+a body would be a good start as there are plenty here to help you out............no shipping tho hehe
BUUUTTTT lol i would say about 60+a body would be a good start as there are plenty here to help you out............no shipping tho hehe
06-14-2009, 12:50 AM
#7
Thank you to all posts. I purposely worded the question that way. I have many (too many) expensive hobbies and I know that you get exactly what you pay for when it comes to things like this. You just have to pony up and pay the piper if you want good work of any kind. I just didn't know where to start...Or what to expect... Like I said I am pretty good with the air brush and paint all my own bodies and many for my racing friends as well. However, these bodies are VERY hard to come by and I want a something extra special for this project. Thats why I thought I would post here. I really appreciate all the PM's and posts. Seeing the pictures of everyones work has made me realize I made the right choice to outsource this job.
06-14-2009, 02:30 AM
#8
Thank you to all posts. I purposely worded the question that way. I have many (too many) expensive hobbies and I know that you get exactly what you pay for when it comes to things like this. You just have to pony up and pay the piper if you want good work of any kind. I just didn't know where to start...Or what to expect... Like I said I am pretty good with the air brush and paint all my own bodies and many for my racing friends as well. However, these bodies are VERY hard to come by and I want a something extra special for this project. Thats why I thought I would post here. I really appreciate all the PM's and posts. Seeing the pictures of everyones work has made me realize I made the right choice to outsource this job.
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