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Do some companies pay a lot more for this position than others? What does a top earner make in this field?

What skills should you learn to increase your salary?

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autobodypainter in Los Angeles, California

51 months ago

what is the salary for autobody painter

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Bill in Houston, Texas

43 months ago

Houston, Texas industrial painter make $10 to $23
on jods that pay $19 and up you be working 2 week to 3 mouths before a Lay Off,

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mike in Ozark, Missouri

40 months ago

i just looking for a job i got 15 years interoir exterior comm-res-indu,exp spraing cutig roling ,prep staining sealing, 40'to 120' boomtruck,swingstaging,scafuling,sisertucks

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dog dodger in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania

30 months ago

Bill in Houston, Texas said: Houston, Texas industrial painter make $10 to $23
on jods that pay $19 and up you be working 2 week to 3 mouths before a Lay Off,

i make 24 an hour and im a 2nd year apprentice and i havent been laid of in 2 years .................. so umm pretty much you know nothing

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Hot-Text in Houston, Texas

30 months ago

I am a 20 + year Painter/ Blaster NCCER Certification and i been laid off for 6 mo now and list offer was $9 here in Houston, Texas industrial. But you will see my apprentice That I do know Some Thing.... your Time is comeing maybe not today but it will come!
hope you need not to Move to Houston for a job, for as a Helper tha a 2nd year apprentice you will get $9 to $10 here!!!!

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Mountain Goat in Huntsville, Alabama

27 months ago

Hot-Text in Houston, Texas said: I am a 20 + year Painter/ Blaster NCCER Certification and i been laid off for 6 mo now and list offer was $9 here in Houston, Texas industrial. But you will see my apprentice That I do know Some Thing.... your Time is comeing maybe not today but it will come!
hope you need not to Move to Houston for a job, for as a Helper tha a 2nd year apprentice you will get $9 to $10 here!!!!

sorry 2 hear of your news thats not a good pay scale at all maybe look into SSPC or NACE certs.they are the standard to wich all eles is measured!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Hot-Text in Houston, Texas

27 months ago

To get a NCCER Certification you need to know SSPC to pass the Test + more.

You have to know SSPC www.sspc.org/certification/ to become a NACE!
Who going to pay for it certification. You are your Employer/Program?
If it your Employer/Program you would have to work 2 to 3 years at $21 hr just ot pay it off! and you have to pay for the yearly updates too!
To Make the good $$$ you need to pay for the NACE-I and II Schooling your self!
when you get your NACE-I and II @ PaintSquare is were QC AC jobs are posted!
www.paintsquare.com/careercenter/career_home.cfm << for NACE and Blaster/Panter Jobs

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greg in Dothan, Alabama

5 months ago

Im interested in starting a career painting, could someone give me a little advice on how to start off?

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Hot-Text in Houston, Texas

5 months ago

You need experience as painters helpers.
1 month maybe more;

Are get to know someone in the industrial painter business,
who can get you on with out experience,
For no experience the salaries,
starts at your states minimum wage.

With 1 month or more experience,
the salaries is minimum wage up $12 a hour!

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