Who's best to use in the lytham st annes area or thereabouts (blackpool/preston) to give my car the showroom treatment.
Want the colour brought back up to it's best and protected.

 

Do it yourself you lazy g!t

 

Don't want to!!!!!!

Hard enough goin to work and looking after me son without doin hard labour on the car as well!!!!

 

Get your son to help you. I used to help my dad when I was a lad.

 

Sons only 10 weeks old

Seriously though, who can i use to get it sorted.

 

People recommend The Wax Wizard AKA Mark Underwood (I think that's his name)

 

Who's he then? what products does he use and how much £££££.

 

dunno about cost. He uses Swissol http://www.swissol.com/E/GB/Produkte.htm.

 

where's he based then? contact no.?

 

try using search. I'm sure the info will have been posted before.

 

Used search, he doesn't like he's on the scene anymore. Do like the sound of the products he uses though.

Other suggestions??

 

Mark did offer to do my car a few years back ~ £175 (cash ) then.

A mate at work here has a friend who does car valeting in St Annes - Jason somebody - I'll check the details when he's out of his meeting...

Mick

 

cheers.

 

does gossy still use Swissol?

 

I think your best bet is to buy a Swissol starter kit & do it yourself
It is a little time cunsuming but not hard work & then you always have the rest of the kit to use for the remainder of the year !
The full treatment will take you approx 3 hrs but then weekly washes should only take 20 mins with the monthly wash & wax taking an hour !
The prices of the kit will be around that of a professional Valet & you have the nice feeling that it was your own hard work !
your car will also have that show room look week after week !

 

OK...

Lazy mans way out...

J & M Autoclean on Allenby Rd (backs onto railway off St Particks Rd I think - Blackpool side of town centre, inland side of railway line)
Tel 01253 781 459

Please note this is not a personal recomendation - I have never used the guy, but he does my mates car reasonably often AFAIK.

Cheers

Mick