Miracle Detail - Car detailing - Paintwork Correction

July 2006 Son Vida Estates Magazine

THE PERFECT CARWASH

Some cars should always look like they have just rolled out of the factory, but keeping a 100,000 Euro motor car in pristine condition is not an amateur task. Not something you are going to be able to achieve with a bucket and sponge.

A better option is to entrust your beloved vehicle to an individual who has made it his life's work to restore that showroom look to some of the world's most cherished motor cars.

17 June 2006 Daily Mail Weekend Supplement magazine

the world's most expensive... car wash

For mere mortals, washing the car involves no more than a sponge, a bucket of soapy water and a chamois. But, if you are wealthy, you can send your car for a hand wash-and-wax service called the Pinnacle Wash, the most expensive car wash in the world. It takes two weeks, but your car will look brand new and all scratches will have been removed, says EMMA LUCAS

May 3rd 2006 Daily Star

The £5M WHEELS & THE £5K CAR WASH YOU CAN TAKE IT TO

It's the world's most expensive car wash - a £5,000 treatment for your motor that takes TWO WEEKS to complete.

The "Pinnacle Wash" is the brainchild of Paul Dalton, 30, from Surrey, who travels to work his magic on the stars' cars.

May 2nd 2006 Daily Mail

The £5,000 car wash
It takes two weeks and uses the most expensive wax in the world
By Rececca Camber

For most of us it involves a bucket of soapy water, a sponge and chamois leather.

But for the super-rich, washing the car involves a lot more effort and a lot more expense.

That's where Paul Dalton comes in. Reputed to be the world's most expensive car washer, he charges £4,800 for his 61-stage 'Pinnacle Wash'.

May 2006 Times Supplement

Passnotes

No 163: THE £4,800 CAR WASH

"I'm saving up to get the car washed."

Oh dear. I didn't know things were that tight, mate. Tell you what, have a chamois leather on me.

"Actually we're going for a Pinnacle Wash by a real professional, and I don't think you'll stand me the £4,800 he's going to cost."

Screaming Sunday mornings! How much?