One of the cleanest E36 around??

Well guys here is Alek from Aberdeens new car

95 328I Sport

48k miles on car

Minter

Here is a few pics that have just been done by Clark at Polished Bliss after Alek got is car detailed

Full detail can be found Here

Webdunk wrote: A bold claim that Pete... for my money a nice car for sure... but not the best E36. Did Alek get the proper wheels with it? Didn't get a chance to talk to him today.

Ok maybe my topic wording was not best worded as yes offcourse there is better e36 around,but

This has got to be one of the cleanest e36 i have seen around for many years

I dont think he has alloys,but imho i think he should get a set of mint ones and keep car total original

yes nice and clean but, not the cleanest I've seen, they missed a bit, the drivers door inner trim has fluff and white bits still on it.

a damp cloth and some rubbing will sort that out tho.

stephenperry wrote: they did a good job, any idea how much it cost? i thought they might have touched in that deep scratch on the bootlid before covering it up with a badge

Yeh its on a Bi Monthly contract

£1150

First one is £500 worth and then 5 x maintenance details worth £200 each

The gouge in the paint wasnt through to the metal so touching up wasnt necessary - the owner needs to provide the touch up paint and he wasnt aware of the mark untill i de-badged it :)

As for the fluff on the outter trim- this was a bloody pest and one thing i ran out of time on but i figured i'd make sure i concentrated on the more important details. I'm sure Alek will forgive me untill i do the car again on its next visit

Clark

Clark@Polishedb wrote: The gouge in the paint wasnt through to the metal so touching up wasnt necessary - the owner needs to provide the touch up paint and he wasnt aware of the mark untill i de-badged it :) As for the fluff on the outter trim- this was a bloody pest and one thing i ran out of time on but i figured i'd make sure i concentrated on the more important details. I'm sure Alek will forgive me untill i do the car again on its next visit   Clark

Welcome Clark

Yeh i recall that  trim to be right pain to get bits off on my last car

To Update

Spoke to Alek tonight and he is buying original alloys to put on after the winter,so i recon it will look the dogs

bluebro wrote: Perfection don't come cheap.

pete330 wrote: £1150 - First one is £500 worth and then 5 x maintenance details worth £200 each

At that price I'd want perfection - it wasn't

Clark@Polishedb wrote: exactly, you get what you pay for. To be honest - people that scoff at the price arent the people that are going to fully appreciate the work that goes into it (no offence intended)

So using your analogy he didn't pay enough?

How much would he have had to pay to get it perfect then?

Clark@Polishedb wrote: I was agreeing with Blubro mate,

which was .....

Bluebro wrote: Perfection don't come cheap.

but it wasn't -