Skip to content

The works! Kent area

Featured Replies

Hi have a 04 Black magic VRS. Have had it for a while now and after looking at cars on here I am becoming more and more annoyed with swirl marks and imperfections in the paint.

I am very interested in having the car detailed professionally and paint resored etc and wondered if anyone knows of anyone in the Kent area that is any good?

Any recommendatons greatly appreciated.

  • Author

Have been looking at the black octy in the below thread and cant believe the difference it has made. All the swirls seem to have gone! I would imagine it to be quite expensive though?

I also have a rather nasty stain from the previous owner which looks like it could be bird mess that he obviously couldn't be bothered to wash off!

http://briskoda.net/forums/styling-car-care/full-detail-paint-correction/109433/

If you wanted to travel mate I could do this work for you easily but Sevenoaks is a long way away, get on DW and find someone local to you:

South - Detailing World

I'll do it :P ;), for a bacon butty and a filter coffe................. :rolleyes:

See my thread " A good seeing to!" for a visual effect of my efforts.

Carefull Rich,

There'll be a queue ! :D

Carefull Rich,

There'll be a queue ! :D

No one comes between me and a filter coffe......................:P

I'll make you a coffee if you clean my car :D

I'll make you a coffee if you clean my car :D

Stop going off topic before a Mod notices.........:rolleyes:

:P Sorry.

Back on topic...

Baker21 would be a worthwhile travel if you wanted your car done.

I would...but i'm slightly too far away. :(

:P Sorry.

Back on topic...

Baker21 would be a worthwhile travel if you wanted your car done.

I would...but i'm slightly too far away. :(

I think its DJM123 who wants the help mate...........

  • Author

Thanks for the help all. Need to do something my bonnet looks like its been washed with rocks!

Think it might be costly though! I was reading a website that says they measure the depth of your paint before deciding whether it can be treated. Is there any risk involved with this kind of treatment?

No idea, sorry. :(

If you want a damm good clean, I'm allways happy to help. 7oaks is 15/20 min drive from home. :thumbup:

I think its DJM123 who wants the help mate...........

Oh aye ! :thumbup::o

  • Author
If you wanted to travel mate I could do this work for you easily but Sevenoaks is a long way away, get on DW and find someone local to you:

South - Detailing World

Thats a good site some impressive work on there. Thanks for the link:). Me thinks i need to save a bit more!

Yep, detailing isn't cheap.

But definately worthwhile if you can afford it. :)

Thanks for the help all. Need to do something my bonnet looks like its been washed with rocks!

Think it might be costly though! I was reading a website that says they measure the depth of your paint before deciding whether it can be treated. Is there any risk involved with this kind of treatment?

If you organise for a professional to come out then they will quote you on what they see and I can't comment on your car without having seen it nor am I a professional.

The idea of 'Machine Polishing' your car will always take a little of the Clear Coat away but once it's been done you then need to sort your wash process out for this damage to not occurr again.

  • 8 months later...

Just dragged this thread from the depths of hell - as i too am after some help in the Kent (Dover ish) area.

Have had the Octavia for around six months now, and TBH think that the paintwork was a bit off when i bought it second hand from the main dealer. It's been a little while since i bought a car second hand and perhaps i was over-estimating the level of finish and tarting up a dealer would do nowadays :rolleyes: Also, I must admit that i didnt see any of the 'minor' imperfections when i was deciding to buy it and just got too caught up in the love of the car and bought without really geting the microscope out. :o

I really do not feel confident with my ability to get it right myself from reading online, but have always cared for my cars pretty lovingly and maintained the 'brand new' finish fairly well. Anyone information on rough ideas to price and quality of local companies would be mucho appreciated, or even suggestions as to anything i could do in advance that might help keep the cost down - planning for a babay means that shelling out wads of cash on the car might not go down too well with the Mrs!

Just dragged this thread from the depths of hell - as i too am after some help in the Kent (Dover ish) area.

Have had the Octavia for around six months now, and TBH think that the paintwork was a bit off when i bought it second hand from the main dealer. It's been a little while since i bought a car second hand and perhaps i was over-estimating the level of finish and tarting up a dealer would do nowadays :rolleyes: Also, I must admit that i didnt see any of the 'minor' imperfections when i was deciding to buy it and just got too caught up in the love of the car and bought without really geting the microscope out. :o

I really do not feel confident with my ability to get it right myself from reading online, but have always cared for my cars pretty lovingly and maintained the 'brand new' finish fairly well. Anyone information on rough ideas to price and quality of local companies would be mucho appreciated, or even suggestions as to anything i could do in advance that might help keep the cost down - planning for a babay means that shelling out wads of cash on the car might not go down too well with the Mrs!

There are a few people on DW that will offer you tuition or you can get a Pro to come out that is local to you and learn from him while he works on your car?

As I stated above if you fancy a trip to Northants then I am happy to help and give you some tuition or if you wanted me to detail your motor then drop me a PM........

Create an account or sign in to comment

Recently Browsing 0

  • No registered users viewing this page.

Important Information

Welcome to BRISKODA. Please note the following important links Terms of Use. We have a comprehensive Privacy Policy. We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.

Account

Navigation

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.