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A visit to Amazing Shine

A visit to Amazing Shine

SYF77

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How do you feel when you see VW rims on Skoda?  

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The last time I had sealant treatment done on the paintwork was in June 2010, which was the System 6 paint protection system by Tuff Clad at Sin Ming Drive. I learnt about Amazing Shine from a leaflet on my windscreen and decide to give it a try on a Sunday afternoon. For $38, it includes vacuuming, polish, clay bar treatment, tyre shine and rim polish.

 

The process began with a car wash. The company is using Sonax products. The 2 staff that attended to my car are attentive in their work. The co-partner of the workshop, Ben, was there to ensure that the car is free from debris before the polishing work starts.

 

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Half way through the works, I was asked if I would like to top up another $28 for sealant treatment. Sensing that these guys were serious about their work, I decided to top up the difference.

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The gentleman in the above photo also helped me to peel off the


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Nightcruizer

Well sadly, Amazing Shine has amazingly disappeared and still owe me 2 more waxing, sealent, fogging treatments and 10 car washes based on a package I signed with them. Lousy business ethics. I wasn't even informed of their closing down. Another shop has taken up their previous spot.

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