drewiee99 0 Posted December 7, 2010 Is your car ready for the winter months? detailing becomes essential to protect your vehicle. Detailing is thought off as a luxury treatment but it serves a very important part of vehicle ownership, it should be as natural as keeping regular servicing. Many owners purchase their new vehicle and spent money on optional extras, tyres, servicing cost etc and neglect the paintwork and other surfaces normally finding the cheap hand car wash to get the car clean, well that’s what you think its quick and easy and convenient and cheap. In fact you will be doing more damage than you realise, think how many cars pass through these a day and how much you are paying someone to work on your new prized vehicle. Most of the products and techniques used are harsh and chemical based and not used or diluted correctly and are normally the cheapest to maximise profit. These products can dull paint corrode and tarnish the alloys and other chrome trim so in the long run the car will be damaged and more money spent on repairs to put them right. This is where professional detailers come in, ‘ so what is detailing?’ Detailing is a specialist vehicle care service working to the highest standards with the best knowledge, the best polishes, sealants and natural waxes, to bring an exquisite finish to your vehicle. As well as making your car look its best detailing also has a functional benefit, with multiple processes to help keep clean and protect your cars paintwork, leather, fabrics, alloys, against day-to-day use, and harsh weather. All this adds up to a better looking, longer lasting, high gloss shine. A detail takes from 1 day to 3 weeks dependent on the treatment and the condition of the car and the finish desired. There is a lot more process involved and time taken to inspect, wash, clean and protect your vehicle, ready for protection. All products are hand-picked and tested by myself they are all water based and safe for your vehicle and the environment. A detailed vehicle will be protected from the harsh weather conditions and be easier to keep clean on a regular basis, and help against residual value. So next time your car is getting a little tired and needs some attention think twice before using the quick alternative as it may cost you a lot more money in the long run just for convenience. http://www.depthofshine.co.uk Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kevin Bacon 5 Posted December 7, 2010 Yep, it has winter tyres on it, so it's more prepared for winter than a shiney Rolls Royce. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
drewiee99 0 Posted December 7, 2010 thanks for that this is the car care section not the tyre discussion thread Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
davidwort 0 Posted December 7, 2010 I've an old sheet of plastic to put over the screen to keep the frost off :| and some jump leads in the boot, that's all I need to do, surely? Oh, and this is the car care forum and not the suppliers forum :wink: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites