Three packages, inspected and confirmed
before any work begins.
NO SURPRISES
Clear packages, honest prices.
Every car is inspected before a final figure is agreed. These are the starting points.
Maintenance detail
half a day
- Two-stage safe wash
- Iron and tar decontamination
- Interior vacuum and wipe-down
- Glass inside and out
- Tyre and trim dressing
Ceramic protection
two days
- Everything in Maintenance
- Single-stage paint enhancement
- Professional ceramic coating
- Wheel faces coated
- 3-year documented warranty
Front-end film
three days
- Bonnet, wings, bumper and mirrors in film
- Headlight protection
- Edges wrapped out of sight
- Ceramic top coat over the film
- 10-year film warranty
What the price includes
The questions that come up once people have seen the figures.
No. Quality film is designed to be removed without marking the original finish, and the paint under it is usually in better condition than the paint around it because it has been shielded from stone chips and UV. Removal should still be done professionally, particularly on older film, so heat is applied evenly and adhesive is lifted rather than pulled.
Everything else we do
Booked a full front paint protection wrap before a long road trip. What stood out was the inspection beforehand: they walked me round the car, showed me two areas of existing chipping and explained what film would and would not fix. No overselling. Six months and eight thousand miles later the bonnet is unmarked.
Interior detail on a family car that had survived two children and a dog. I genuinely expected them to tell me some of it was permanent. It came back looking like a different vehicle, and the smell from the air conditioning that I had assumed was just how the car was has not come back.
Paintless dent repair on three car park dings. Two came out perfectly. The third was on a panel edge and they told me upfront it would only improve by about eighty percent rather than promising a full fix, which turned out to be exactly right. I would rather have that than a surprise at collection.
Booked a full front paint protection wrap before a long road trip. What stood out was the inspection beforehand: they walked me round the car, showed me two areas of existing chipping and explained what film would and would not fix. No overselling. Six months and eight thousand miles later the bonnet is unmarked.
Interior detail on a family car that had survived two children and a dog. I genuinely expected them to tell me some of it was permanent. It came back looking like a different vehicle, and the smell from the air conditioning that I had assumed was just how the car was has not come back.
Paintless dent repair on three car park dings. Two came out perfectly. The third was on a panel edge and they told me upfront it would only improve by about eighty percent rather than promising a full fix, which turned out to be exactly right. I would rather have that than a surprise at collection.
Three-year-old black paint covered in swirl marks from an automatic car wash. They measured the paint depth, corrected it in two stages and then spent twenty minutes teaching me how to wash it properly so I would not undo the work. That last part is why I have been back twice.
Satin wrap on a leased car, so a reversible finish was the whole point. They removed panels rather than trimming in place and you cannot find an edge anywhere. The lease company inspected it at handover and had no notes.
Ceramic coating over corrected paint. The difference in how long it stays clean is the part I did not expect. Rain takes the dust off on its own and washing takes half the time it used to, which after a year has more than paid for itself in effort.
Three-year-old black paint covered in swirl marks from an automatic car wash. They measured the paint depth, corrected it in two stages and then spent twenty minutes teaching me how to wash it properly so I would not undo the work. That last part is why I have been back twice.
Satin wrap on a leased car, so a reversible finish was the whole point. They removed panels rather than trimming in place and you cannot find an edge anywhere. The lease company inspected it at handover and had no notes.
Ceramic coating over corrected paint. The difference in how long it stays clean is the part I did not expect. Rain takes the dust off on its own and washing takes half the time it used to, which after a year has more than paid for itself in effort.
Booked a full front paint protection wrap before a long road trip. What stood out was the inspection beforehand: they walked me round the car, showed me two areas of existing chipping and explained what film would and would not fix. No overselling. Six months and eight thousand miles later the bonnet is unmarked.
Three-year-old black paint covered in swirl marks from an automatic car wash. They measured the paint depth, corrected it in two stages and then spent twenty minutes teaching me how to wash it properly so I would not undo the work. That last part is why I have been back twice.
Interior detail on a family car that had survived two children and a dog. I genuinely expected them to tell me some of it was permanent. It came back looking like a different vehicle, and the smell from the air conditioning that I had assumed was just how the car was has not come back.
Satin wrap on a leased car, so a reversible finish was the whole point. They removed panels rather than trimming in place and you cannot find an edge anywhere. The lease company inspected it at handover and had no notes.
Paintless dent repair on three car park dings. Two came out perfectly. The third was on a panel edge and they told me upfront it would only improve by about eighty percent rather than promising a full fix, which turned out to be exactly right. I would rather have that than a surprise at collection.
Ceramic coating over corrected paint. The difference in how long it stays clean is the part I did not expect. Rain takes the dust off on its own and washing takes half the time it used to, which after a year has more than paid for itself in effort.
Ask for a quote
Tell us about the car and we will come back with a figure and a date.