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Had two diamond cut wheels republished here, plus a scrap done on the front of the car. Staff are really good, not pretentious like you get in main dealers. Fit you in at times that work for you and not them. Picked the car up, all work done was excellent, the car had been fully cleared inside and out, will always have any work done with them now.
A local car enthusiast recommended this business - I took my much loved 16 year old soft-top along, suffering some peeling paint, with some trepidation - I have collected it today, and I am happy with the results, service was good, keeping me in touch with progress, and they even managed to replace a wing mirror more cheaply than the price indicated, which is a rare but welcome occurrence.
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