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Don't usually post but thought I should just say I highly recommend the Paintshield guys(and girls) in Peterborough.
Had my DB9 2 done at Paintshield and more recently my Jaguar F type coupe.Both full front,sills and wheel arches,a perfect job,no knives in sight.Really good people to do business with.
Had my DB9 2 done at Paintshield and more recently my Jaguar F type coupe.Both full front,sills and wheel arches,a perfect job,no knives in sight.Really good people to do business with.
Woow some good metal there!
BTW your HRE's are looking nice!
Thanks Mike
Looking good mate. You certainly have a very well protected teaspoon. The paintshield guys are the best at what they do.
Thanks Paddy, you're a legendary detailing man (also a legend within the WI - The Cake Club Ambassador
)
Looks superb. Just remember 'don't touch the bubbles'
Simon, thanks, it is a nightmare all you want to do prod any little bubbles you find (there are not too many fortunately) It takes around 7-11 days for the water under the film to completely evaporate I am told. I month for the film to then harden fully. No car washing for a week for me now!
Thanks for the write up,useful info that helps other owners.
Your car looks excellent.
Met the guv of Paintshield at The George,Stamford,had a chat,nice bloke.
Steven, you're most welcome Sir Yes Tom is the MD. He said he met up with quite a few AM people at The George before Burghley House, apparently there was quite a bit of alcohol consumed 
BTW your HRE's are looking nice!
Thanks Mike
Looking good mate. You certainly have a very well protected teaspoon. The paintshield guys are the best at what they do.
Thanks Paddy, you're a legendary detailing man (also a legend within the WI - The Cake Club Ambassador
)Looks superb. Just remember 'don't touch the bubbles'
Simon, thanks, it is a nightmare
all you want to do prod any little bubbles you find (there are not too many fortunately) It takes around 7-11 days for the water under the film to completely evaporate I am told. I month for the film to then harden fully. No car washing for a week for me now!Thanks for the write up,useful info that helps other owners.
Your car looks excellent.
Met the guv of Paintshield at The George,Stamford,had a chat,nice bloke.
Steven, you're most welcome Sir
Yes Tom is the MD. He said he met up with quite a few AM people at The George before Burghley House, apparently there was quite a bit of alcohol consumed W1111AM said:
Looks superb. Just remember 'don't touch the bubbles'
Simon, thanks, it is a nightmare all you want to do prod any little bubbles you find (there are not too many fortunately) It takes around 7-11 days for the water under the film to completely evaporate I am told. I month for the film to then harden fully. No car washing for a week for me now!
Yes, you don't get many of them which is a relief and they usually all go quite quickly.Simon, thanks, it is a nightmare
all you want to do prod any little bubbles you find (there are not too many fortunately) It takes around 7-11 days for the water under the film to completely evaporate I am told. I month for the film to then harden fully. No car washing for a week for me now!Anne at PS told me how to get rid of any stubborn ones. I had one left on the front of the nearside sill and it just wouldn't go even after six weeks and standing the car in nice warm sunshine, but the way to do it is easy as a last resort.
V8V12VTECwoollie said:
W1111AM said:
Looks superb. Just remember 'don't touch the bubbles'
Simon, thanks, it is a nightmare all you want to do prod any little bubbles you find (there are not too many fortunately) It takes around 7-11 days for the water under the film to completely evaporate I am told. I month for the film to then harden fully. No car washing for a week for me now!
Yes, you don't get many of them which is a relief and they usually all go quite quickly.Simon, thanks, it is a nightmare
all you want to do prod any little bubbles you find (there are not too many fortunately) It takes around 7-11 days for the water under the film to completely evaporate I am told. I month for the film to then harden fully. No car washing for a week for me now!Anne at PS told me how to get rid of any stubborn ones. I had one left on the front of the nearside sill and it just wouldn't go even after six weeks and standing the car in nice warm sunshine, but the way to do it is easy as a last resort.
Steven, you're most welcome Sir Yes Tom is the MD. He said he met up with quite a few AM people at The George before Burghley House, apparently there was quite a bit of alcohol consumed.
I was on Tom's and his lovely wife's very generously (wine) sponsored table at The George, but I'm not sure who he's talking about as I for one certainly had less than a gallon of red that night
. Tom, my turn next year 
I was on Tom's and his lovely wife's very generously (wine) sponsored table at The George, but I'm not sure who he's talking about as I for one certainly had less than a gallon of red that night
. Tom, my turn next year Retman said:
Steven, you're most welcome Sir Yes Tom is the MD. He said he met up with quite a few AM people at The George before Burghley House, apparently there was quite a bit of alcohol consumed.
I was on Tom's and his lovely wife's very generously (wine) sponsored table at The George, but I'm not sure who he's talking about as I for one certainly had less than a gallon of red that night . Tom, my turn next year
It wasn't me,I was as sober as a judge,not taking any chances after suffering food poisoning at a certain curry establishment.I was on Tom's and his lovely wife's very generously (wine) sponsored table at The George, but I'm not sure who he's talking about as I for one certainly had less than a gallon of red that night
. Tom, my turn next year However if I knew Nick was buying I would have blagged a seat on his table,huh,some bleed'in chance.
Booked for early october.
Any clues how i can protect the paintwork from picking up potential stone chips from driving down there?
Apart from keep speed down and leave a big gap from vehicle in front 100 mile trip.
Also worried about swirling the delicate paint as they will have to clean it beforehand.
Anal i know but its a expensive car and a not so cheap wrap.
Thanks and a apology for hi jacking the thread.
Any clues how i can protect the paintwork from picking up potential stone chips from driving down there?
Apart from keep speed down and leave a big gap from vehicle in front 100 mile trip.
Also worried about swirling the delicate paint as they will have to clean it beforehand.
Anal i know but its a expensive car and a not so cheap wrap.
Thanks and a apology for hi jacking the thread.
V8 Animal said:
Booked for early october.
Any clues how i can protect the paintwork from picking up potential stone chips from driving down there?
Apart from keep speed down and leave a big gap from vehicle in front 100 mile trip.
Also worried about swirling the delicate paint as they will have to clean it beforehand.
Anal i know but its a expensive car and a not so cheap wrap.
Thanks and a apology for hi jacking the thread.
They have a covered car transporter that they can use to pick your car up, which will definitely avoid swirls and stone ships.Any clues how i can protect the paintwork from picking up potential stone chips from driving down there?
Apart from keep speed down and leave a big gap from vehicle in front 100 mile trip.
Also worried about swirling the delicate paint as they will have to clean it beforehand.
Anal i know but its a expensive car and a not so cheap wrap.
Thanks and a apology for hi jacking the thread.
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