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[Baker21]

Enough said.

[Richierich32]

Go buy a ford and stay off Brisk then... :moon:

I didnt was gald to get rid so much for skoda

there ****

[Darren260403]

This is indeed the theory but I do question whether the dealers do indeed do this and follow the correct process?

I'm with you on this one Baker21, i've had many a call to re-apply Lifeshine after a car has been repaired after an accident (claimed on insurance of course) & have been amazed at the amount of times i've looked over the car to find little evidence of a proper job having been done?

I'm not talking about older cars too which would of course degraded after time but sometime 57plate & recently an 08 plate that had clearly not been prepaired properly prior to treatment?

It's because of these shoddy jobs that i think a lot of negative feedback is aimed at protective coatings (Diamondbrite, Supagard, Lifeshine, Silverseal etc)

IMHO if these treatments are applied to a fully prepared car & taken time over, then the cost is "maybe" a little easier to swallow! Although i still think main dealers are more than a little steep with their pricing!!!!

Just my opinion!

[Baker21]

I'm with you on this one Baker21.