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:lol::lol:Nice job. You wouldn't want to look at that in the morning and realise you'd hung it upside down :yikes:
It is hard to get those customers, but when you do, they're the ones that become your salespeople, and you end up with many more in the future.
I've always said that's where I'd aim. Aim for the higher end of the market and be the guy with the higher price (not overly priced for nothing -but give better value for their better money) and enjoy your job a lot more.
It's tricky starting out, but if you only ever did high end work, you'll always get high end work. If you're always priced out of a job, you'll be priced out until you clock that you need to explain a lot lot more to customers about the differences in pricing.
By the way Dan, the lady of the house was over the moon, customers that love what you've done is like getting paid twice as you know you've made them happy. She asked for a stack of cards just as I was leaving and told me she has already recommeded me to 2 friends before i'd even finished!
yes I do RobShould be for the price, £40sqm, so that is £1200 of wallpaper on that one wall.
trimming round the fireplace was a bit tricky as trying to cut through the glass was a bit tough.
Mike, sounds silly but do you hang lining paper the same way? i.e over hang the external corners by an inch, let it dry a little then dand off to give a perfect corner?
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