Another shiny car........courtesy of our resident detailer!

[Mr Red Barron]

Well, after buying the new set of wheels.........I decided to get it detailed as the paintwork wasn't in the best of nick. So who better to get it sorted then our highly recommended local Dave!!

Firstly, a few pics of before:





During:



And after:









The end result being.......one shiny car!!













I'm extremely happy with the end result. Thank you Dave for another outstanding job! Hope your European trip goes well next week!!

[Six Fiend]

Sweet

[TDIfurby]

Nice turnaround. A bit of paint correction I would be proud of!

[Luckyluciano]

Cheers Adam

[john147]

does this guy do paint correction ? would love to lern how to do it tried many times with not the sucess i wanted,

[Luckyluciano]

john147 said:

does this guy do paint correction ? would love to lern how to do it tried many times with not the sucess i wanted,

Hi John, yep I do corrections. PM me if you want some tips or just a chat

[maser_spyder]

Looks brilliant.

Dave - can you do or arrange small dent removal? Or know anybody that can? Our MX5 has quite a few very small dents on the bonnet and front wings, and needs a door skin.

I'd like to get this done, as well as a really good detailing, make it look good for what's left of the summer!

drop me a pm if you'd prefer.

Cheers!

[Luckyluciano]

maser_spyder said:

Looks brilliant.

Dave - can you do or arrange small dent removal? Or know anybody that can? Our MX5 has quite a few very small dents on the bonnet and front wings, and needs a door skin.

I'd like to get this done, as well as a really good detailing, make it look good for what's left of the summer!

drop me a pm if you'd prefer.

Cheers!

Best people for dent removal are these guys; http://www.dingmaster.co.uk/contactus.html

Will send you a PM regarding the detailing

[TDIfurby]

Not sure how many places have these, but I was watching a bodyshop chap in the unit next door to where my car was being serviced yesterday, pulling out some dents on a discovery, using a compressor powered suction device. Was a marvel to watch as he pulled some dents out, tapped around with a small rubber hammer, etc and ended up with a very decent finish. No need to remove door skins, etc.