WASH AND WAX, SIR?
Nobody asked me but . . .
In my endeavors to keep up with the latest and greatest in automotive news around the globe, I surf a lot of international websites. Recently, I came across this item on a UK site. It is certainly reassuring to know that “free” enterprise is alive and well across the Pond. And after reading this item, you might want to contact Paul Dalton regarding a franchise for America.
Bugatti Veyron: keep it clean
Paul Dalton, the UK’s leading car detailer, has just launched the world’s most expensive ‘wash and wax’ for owners of super-premium cars including the new £840,000 ( that’s $1,500,000) Bugatti Veyron supercar
About the detail
• The Miracle Pinnacle Detail takes 64 hours to complete, over a period of 1-2 weeks
• It consists of 61 separate stages (excluding the preliminary paint measurement process), inside and outside the car
• At least four layers of Zymol Royale wax are applied, at 24 hour intervals; Zymol Royale is the world’s most expensive wax (£5,800 [$10,355] RRP) and was named after the famous Bugatti Royale
• Paul measures the paint before polishing to prevent too much paint being removed in the process
• No bucket and sponge is used; they are replaced by a warm water pressure washer and 100 per cent cotton towels
• The shine and protection of a Pinnacle Detail should last up to 6 months
• Paul has a fully equipped vehicle in the UK, but will travel anywhere; The Pinnacle Detail is available worldwide
• At £4,800 ($8,600), the 61 stage car detail costs just over £100 ($180) more than the UK’s cheapest hatchback, the Perodua Kelisa 1.0EX
About Paul Dalton
Paul worked at a Ford dealership before discovering a passion for detailing cars. He now has an extensive client list and has detailed hundreds of supercars and luxury cars.
“When the Bugatti Veyron was launched, I decided to create the ultimate detail to do it justice,” explains Paul. “Even a normal valet could devalue it, let alone the use of a bucket and sponge. Hence the Pinnacle Detail, the ultimate detail for the ultimate car.”
In my endeavors to keep up with the latest and greatest in automotive news around the globe, I surf a lot of international websites. Recently, I came across this item on a UK site. It is certainly reassuring to know that “free” enterprise is alive and well across the Pond. And after reading this item, you might want to contact Paul Dalton regarding a franchise for America.
Bugatti Veyron: keep it clean
Paul Dalton, the UK’s leading car detailer, has just launched the world’s most expensive ‘wash and wax’ for owners of super-premium cars including the new £840,000 ( that’s $1,500,000) Bugatti Veyron supercar
About the detail
• The Miracle Pinnacle Detail takes 64 hours to complete, over a period of 1-2 weeks
• It consists of 61 separate stages (excluding the preliminary paint measurement process), inside and outside the car
• At least four layers of Zymol Royale wax are applied, at 24 hour intervals; Zymol Royale is the world’s most expensive wax (£5,800 [$10,355] RRP) and was named after the famous Bugatti Royale
• Paul measures the paint before polishing to prevent too much paint being removed in the process
• No bucket and sponge is used; they are replaced by a warm water pressure washer and 100 per cent cotton towels
• The shine and protection of a Pinnacle Detail should last up to 6 months
• Paul has a fully equipped vehicle in the UK, but will travel anywhere; The Pinnacle Detail is available worldwide
• At £4,800 ($8,600), the 61 stage car detail costs just over £100 ($180) more than the UK’s cheapest hatchback, the Perodua Kelisa 1.0EX
About Paul Dalton
Paul worked at a Ford dealership before discovering a passion for detailing cars. He now has an extensive client list and has detailed hundreds of supercars and luxury cars.
“When the Bugatti Veyron was launched, I decided to create the ultimate detail to do it justice,” explains Paul. “Even a normal valet could devalue it, let alone the use of a bucket and sponge. Hence the Pinnacle Detail, the ultimate detail for the ultimate car.”
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