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HI!!

It turned out nice, its good to get the stone chips patched as well. That car has got off to one very nice start!!

I have that sponge, they were £4 on Ebay at retailers sale and i cant see what is meant to be special??

Enjoy driving it, hopefully the weather holds and you will just dust to deal with.

Geoff

PS. Not a critisim but what went on the wheels to protect them??

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Good work - having dealt with Paul myself I'm with you on recomending him.

I had an issue on my brand new car that had been delivered - a scuff on the front splitter - the dealer kindly funded and allowed me to try a professional detailer first as I wanted to avoid paint work if possible.

One call to Paul, he was in the area the next day, swung round checked the readings, inspected the damage and identified the top seal was gone through. He tried to correct/conceal as much as possible and you can't see it!

The dealer has agreed to do the paint work too so it goes in in a few weeks.

Paul has massive attention to detail and spent the best part of an hour trying to conceal as best he could a 2cm x 2cm scuff that you could barely see anyway!!!

I was impressed so much you may see a bit more of him soon....

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I guess the real proof of value for money will be in how long it lasts. I would certainly consider that sort of detail if (a) I had an expensive enough car to justify it in the first place and (b) its effect lasted for a while.

It looks amazing, you must be delighted. 169144-ok.gif

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I am hoping it will last for 6 months or so, particularly as my car is garaged every night (in fact every time it is at my house), and I do reasonably low mileage. I am well chuffed with how it looks, I keep having to check it in the garage to see that it really does look that good yelrotflmao.gif

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How much did you pay for that session Sam?

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£75 + VAT per hour!!!

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So approximately the same that you would pay a main dealer for servicing, and believe me the attention to detail is somewhat better coffee.gif

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I to would be interested to hear the results of the durability.

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I will definitely feed back over the coming months 169144-ok.gif

The Royale is damned expensive to buy initially, but as Paul said it works out quite cheap if you use it a lot as refills are free 169144-ok.gif

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Dont get me wrong, your car look amazing, and like you say after a being a demo - they are not the best looked after. I am not saying his £75 is bad value.

Oh, I'd also like to know the main BMW dealer you use @ £75+VAT per hour, down here they are £110+VAT!!!

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Oh, I'd also like to know the main BMW dealer you use @ £75+VAT per hour, down here they are £110+VAT!!!

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yelrotflmao.gif even better value then wink.gif

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Dont get me wrong, your car look amazing, and like you say after a being a demo - they are not the best looked after. I am not saying his £75 is bad value.

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You can say that again it had been carwashed many times by the looks of it EEK2.GIF

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7 hours at £75.00 (+VAT) works out at £616.88.

Looks good, but feck me, that's some cash. bike.thumb.gif

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It is indeed, but to me it is well worth it it is <2% of the purchase price of the car, or equivilent to a couple of tyres etc etc 169144-ok.gif

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