Got there in the end!

[Nathan Gale]

I’d like to start off by thanking @Judy Bass for dealing with my constant harassment of emails and phone calls since Monday on my first restoration job.

getting this result from where it was even just a day ago after 4 days and 5 1/2 hours of work is a strong testimony to Judy’s training skills and her patience.

 

[Judy Bass]

Thank you Nathan and really well done.
So pleased you got there in the end and worked out what to do.
Cheers
Judyb

 

[Daniel Darlow]

Well done Nathan, not every job is a 'sweat situation' some work out after 5 minutes!

 

[Trevor Lalwani]

Well done Nathan, looks great.

 

[Colin Nash]

Nathan: looks great. If you don't mind me asking. What did you charge?

 

[Nathan Gale]

Nathan: looks great. If you don't mind me asking. What did you charge?

Hi Colin,
Originally I quoted £90 for the 2 small scuffing and peeling marks on the front of the arm. Then when I had it at home and lightly sanded half the cushion showed extensive wear which would have just followed suit. So I let the customer decide between £90 for what we agreed or £120 and since I had it I’ll get all the top arm done.
of course it shouldn’t have taken that long. With time and experience it’s probably about an hour job but given my first time with all new equipment it took abit longer. Glad to be rid of it now!

 

[Mark Sutcliffe]

It's great once you get the knack of it. I do insurance work and charge between 80 and 120 per "job". Its all racked up and ready for me every saturday morning and I normally manage about 4 jobs a saturday (dry times are used to work on another). The company loves me going down as I just get on with it and also help their upholsterer and sofa cleaners out.