tokuzumi
Well-Known Member
Rent for shop, utilities for shop (water, electric, gas), paying employees, taxes. That $96/hr is going to disappear quickly.96/HR in labor... Why the fuck did I go to engineering school. I needed to start a bodyshop
If this was all side business (I wasn't reading the thread super close), it becomes a better deal for the person doing the work. But since this is an insurance job, I'm going to guess this is an official on the books job.
I've also seen a few videos of guys rebuilding wrecked cars. Holy cow that's a lot of labor. Pulling dents, straightening panels, checking measurements on the frames, sanding, body filler, sanding some more, more body filler, more sanding, priming, sanding, painting, etc.
No thank you. I'll take my cushy desk job over doing that any day of the week. Great skills to have, but I'll just stick to calling insurance when my car gets damaged.
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