We gave it a polish, touched up all the chips & deeper scratches, cleaned the rims & blackened the tyres.

The car came up a treat. It's owner was blown away when he received the car, commenting that he couldn't remember when it looked that good.

This car was traded in to a car yard. The paint was very oxidised & faded.

I spent approx 6 hours polishing this car.

It took a great deal of effort to revive the shine, it was still a little patchy in spots but it came up 100% on what it had looked previously. For a reasonable outlay, a nice polish was the difference between turning a $1499.00 car on the yard into a $3999.00 car, giving the car dealer a substantial increase in profit.

This car had been reversed into a pole & had pushed in the plastic bumper bar.

We managed to get the dent out of the bar.

We polished the scratches & touched up any chipped paint, in approx. 1 hour, making the damage virtually un-noticeable, at a fraction of the cost of getting a new bar & having it painted, let alone losing the car for a week at the crash repairors

This car had been sideswiped & lot of reasonably deep scratches ran down both doors & the left hand rear quarter panel.

We were able to remove the scratches saving the owner having to get the whole left side of the car resprayed. The photos don't really show how severe the scratches actually were.

This car was covered in scratches, especially around the door handles (fingernail scratches).

We were able to remove the scratches, making the car a much more appealing vehicle to sell.