One of the cleanest E36 around??

go on then, what else did i miss?

For £1150, I'd be wanting an E36 328i.

m3Cecotto wrote: For £1150, I'd be wanting an E36 328i.

at the very least

Clark@Polishedb wrote: Fair play to you mate - you're obviously trying to get me to bite but i'm not going to. If you're going to pick holes over a bit of fluff then you're obviously missing the bigger picture. And with a 6 month waiting list, i wont lose any sleep over it as we're obviously doing something right  Cheers

Good luck to you -there obviously is a market for your talent.

My point was that for £500 I wouldn't expect you to admit to 'perfection' and then that you'd 'run out of time' and would rectify next time.

Free of charge - of course?

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Pete330 wrote: LMFAO at the rubbish you guys are coming out with The car went in for a paint correction detail and came out 100% to the owners satisfaction Alek has chosen to put it on a plan so he can keep it up to scratch over the year for showing it at shows ect To whats the problem with that? Is it your money?

maybe it's to do with the amended title of the thread..

It wasn't 'the best e36 around' and it's not 'one of the cleanest E36's around'  It is 'one of the most highly polished E36's around' tho.

pete330 wrote: I have seen the car,have you? So how do you know its not one of the cleanest (or whatever)?

No I haven't seen the car but, neither have the majority of this forum other than the photos posted.
There is no need to carry on like a brat either, why you directing this at me!!

Think before you post!

Rossi wrote: pete330 wrote: I have seen the car,have you? So how do you know its not one of the cleanest (or whatever)? No I haven't seen the car but, neither have the majority of this forum other than the photos posted. There is no need to carry on like a brat either, why you directing this at me!! Think before you post!

 

You keep coming back for more and it was you that quoted my last post

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Allan320 wrote: dont pay attention to Pits.

Couldnt agree more

 

Blooming heck, what a post !!

To Alek, I saw your car yesterday mate and even though E36s are not my thing, I thought yours was stunning. I'm sure Clark and the guys will train you up on how to keep it tip top between visits. Its obvious you're proud of it and so you should be.

Look forward to meeting you again and having a longer chat. I hope this post hasn't put you off the forum or coming to any of the meets, its a friendly place really !! 

Webdunk wrote: As for PB's work - I think it's value for money at less than £18 an hour for a passionate, professional company to correct all that good 'ole BMW paint. A maintenance contract may not be to everyone's taste, but the sheer detail, professionalism and effort involved in 28 hours worth of the full correction detail has to be seen to be appreciated and many of us up here have seen it and been talked thro it by PB at the Aberdeen mega meet.

Fair enough, as somebody else said, it's his money he can do what he likes with it.  Car does look superb.  But I still can't get my head round paying £1150 to have somebody wash and polish you old E36 every couple of months, but good luck to him.. Each to their own.

Must open a car wash (refuse to use the "det@il" word). 



Courtesy of www.sniffpetrol.com:-

There was anger this week in one of those bland new-build houses with a criss-crossy brick driveway that all people who post photos of their cars on the internet seem to live in as a tedious car geek annoyingly overused the word ‘detail’.

Spip Misby, a 27-year-old IT consultant who lives with his mum and dad, has long been obsessed with ‘detailing’ his Audi A3 but sources close to the Misby household say his irritating habit of using a strangely meaningless word to describe what is essentially the act of washing and then polishing something has now reached unacceptable heights.

‘Frankly it was bad enough when he just crapped on about “detailing” his bloody car again,’ said his father, Jennifer. ‘But when he announced that he was going to reward his mother’s dinner-making efforts by “detailing” the dirty dishes that was the final straw’.

Spip’s sister, David, was quick to add to her father’s ire. ‘My brother seems to mistakenly believe that the word “detailing” is a synonym for “really cleaning something” . Except I’ve checked in the dictionary and as far as I can work out, “detailing” actually refers to small decorative features on a building, work of art or other object and in no way means spending all pissing weekend rubbing a sponge and some cloths over your stupid t**tting car’.

Spies in the Misby camp say that following the “detailing” of  dirty pans and crockery, Spip retired to the bathroom to spend a typically suspicious amount of time in the shower, probably ‘detailing’ his cock.

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