Business name advice-Panel Perfection

[DanCat]

I'm looking for some feedback on the above name, I have used this on a very low key basis but now I.need to develop a website so the names kind of important.
I'm a coachbiulder and for the last 15 years I've worked at Aston and Bentley specialists. I'm currently working at a vintage Alfa specialist building new bodies/restoring older ones.

I just don't really feel the name quite fits any more and is maybe a bit cheesy.

Your thoughts please.

[V8mate]

I think it's an ace name. Sets a strong expectation.

[grumbledoak]

Scone, buddy.

https://www.123-reg.co.uk/order/domain?domain=pane...

[jammy_basturd]

It your business is going to be based in more traditional skills then what about a more traditional name, of the sort "Bentley & Aston", or "Smith & Sons". Do you have a couple of surnames you could smash together? The brand image almost creates itself.

[DanCat]

Unfortunately due to my current contract I need to keep my name out of the title. I thi k it would of worked otherwise though.

What is thebcollectives opinion on web addresses, is it best to hyphenated and get co.UK or would .det suffice?
Thanks for the input so far

[DanCat]

Unfortunately due to my current contract I need to keep my name out of the title. I thi k it would of worked otherwise though.

What is thebcollectives opinion on web addresses, is it best to hyphenated and get co.UK or would .det suffice?
Thanks for the input so far

[VEX]

Of course as it is only a business name, it does not have to be 'yourname' & son ltd.

If you want to stay specialist, then play on the Coachbuilder words, rather than Panels. Those that know who what they need, then they will know what Coachbuilt means and what they can do.

V.