Noble Returns from Detailing.....

[GC1]

Some before shot's.....
















Finished......

[Gadgeroonie]

how much does that cost ?

[slipstream 1985]

£200 from a guy up here.

[andygtt]

very very nice

[GC1]

Well up here it was £250 visit his web site for various options.....but he spent from saturday afternoon till thursday morning on it all the time so value for money me thinks,and I wont have to touch it all year apart from wash etc......

[Mike Tuckwood]

I have to say, even in pictures, that is one INCREDIBLY well spent £200!

Mike.

[AMG Merc]

Agree nice but those "wands of death" always make me nervous - never use on on my motors (I appreciate he was stripping it down afterwards though)

[nicp2007]

i've only just seen this myself on here,

i've been lurking around the forums since graham first rang me about this car but not posted

i'm glad you liked the car and look forward to seeing you in the future

here are a few more pics for you












































































































































































































so there you go a week of detailing and hard work and one very nice car,

thanks for looking
Nic

[wessexrfc]

Whoooooooooow, blue car overload going on there!!!!, btw those mirrors, where did you get them from?????

Nice car btw

[Rob_W]

I'd be interested in some "after" pictures of the engine bay and suspension to see how far they can be improved?

[Chapppers]

Looks nice, although when I first saw NOBLE stuck in the rear window, I thought it was a joke he'd played with some spare masking tape

[AMG Merc]

Yep, good work there

[Lakelord]

Chapppers said:

Looks nice, although when I first saw NOBLE stuck in the rear window, I thought it was a joke he'd played with some spare masking tape

Agree. Looks very nice but that Noble sticker on the rear window spoils it IMHO.

[Blu3R]

£200 for a weeks worth of detailing is an absolute steal! Thats not even a day rate for some in London. Level of correction looks good (even in pictures). How did you find the Noble was to work on? Did you use 100mm pads? I find there's very few flat surfaces to really work on and have to concentrate on very small areas at a time for most of the body.


I'm afraid I agree with the comments regarding the sticker in the back window though. Not nice.
When you had it made, did you mean to ask for 8cm high letters instead of 8"?

[wilson1]

Wow, looks good!