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Diamond Bright Paint Protection and Fabric Protector
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Cost of manufacture: £1
Profit to manufacturer: £69
Commission to dealer: £100
Commission to sales manager: £75
Commission to sales assistant: £50
Cost of application of product by spotty national minimum wage apprentice: £40 -
^^^ What he said.
If you do want to protect your paintwork and fabric then you can buy the materials very easily and do it yourself. Or even pay a professional valet company to do the job for you, it'll be way less than 300 quid.0 -
for the fabric, search scotchguard on amazon...we were quoted £200 extra for doing a new 3 piece suite, 2 tins of this, all done in an hour and its brilliant, even spilled coffee comes straight out.0
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The Diamond Bright guarantee depends on you washing the car regularly & "conditioning" it regularly between washes.Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.0
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Is there any need for three separate threads for the same car purchase?0
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I've had it,waste of £299
Could have bought the Autoglym stuff myself and saved £250.
It is basically awash and polish on the exterior and Scotchguard on the interior which you can do yourself.
I also later found out the valleter who did the job for the dealer and he charges £99 to do exactly the same,cutting out the middleman.0 -
I've got this on my car. I didn't really want it but but I took it in exchange for an off-setting reduction on the price (presumably so the salesman would get his commission). Anyway, as far as I can tell it doesn't do anything. My car still gets dirty and it takes the usual amount of effort to clean it. Polishing it still makes a difference even though I was told I wouldn't need to polish the car.
Don't bother with it if they want you to pay.0
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