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Old 17-10-2004, 11:18   #1
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Hi,

Yesterday i had my car professionally valeted and treated inside and out.

My seats, carpets, mats and door cards were all cleaned and treated with scotch guard and the exterior treated with a product similar to supagaurd, but apparently is a lot more heavy duty and long lasting...

The chap spent a long time on my car (close to 3 hours) and when he was done the results were amazing! I have never seen a car so clean and gleaming, and whats more the results can be reproduced by a simple car wash

10/10 with out a doubt, and the price is more than right, dont pay dealer prices!!

Big thanks to Ross Clarke for introducing me to the chap, if anyone is interested PM Ross and I am sure he will point you in the right direction

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THIS thread IS useless WITHOUT pics

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Was waiting for that!

As soon as i re-install my digi cam, there shall be photo's
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Just for the record:
Can't wait to see the results.

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...and whats more the results can be reproduced by a simple car wash
I hope he was metaphorically speaking. Please don't take your most precious to a "car wash". Jet wash, OK, but something involving whirly brushes:


Unless you really want to test the resistance of the paint scotchguard
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My seats are in dire need of a valet! They look terrible with all the water marks on the white panels!
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I've put getting mine done on my Christmas list

Did you get any products to clean it with after? Is it still ok to use NXT wax on it? Is is this not needed any more?
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Can't wait to see the results.


I hope he was metaphorically speaking. Please don't take your most precious to a "car wash". Jet wash, OK, but something involving whirly brushes:


Unless you really want to test the resistance of the paint scotchguard
No i ment washing the car by hand, I went over and over what i wrote and I still managed to confuse someone!
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