‘Made in Germany’ usually proves to be a pretty good way to start things off doesn’t it? You can assume that development and testing of a product is likely to have been done to a very high
Author: Sean Longworth-Smith
For professional detailers and budding car care enthusiasts whose desire is to maintain an impeccable finish, Kamikaze Collection has become quite the established brand in what is now a busy market place. Spearheaded by their star quality
There’s always that little bit more satisfaction to be gained when a car arrives with us here at our Brands Hatch Studio not looking its best and by that, we mean it needs a real thorough ‘going
Sitting in the market as one of the most popular detailing brands we offer, we were excited to hear of several new products on the horizon from German specialists, Nanolex. Plenty to whet the appetite of our
For many, professionally applying Nanotechnology-based coatings (nano-coatings) to automotive paintwork and wheels is the preferred method of protection. Nano-coatings are tough, durable sealants with high resilience to extremes of pH. They inhibit the adherence of contamination and
Recently, a customer brought his latest acquisition: a low mileage 2009 Mercedes-Benz SL350 into UF Studio for appraisal. A member of the Mercedes-Benz Owners Club, he was looking forward to the show season but first, the paintwork would
Many of us take the glass in our cars for granted and glass care is seldom a priority. It’s there to allow drivers and passengers to see out – obviously a necessary feature for driving. In fact,
5 doors, 5 seats, 0-60mph in 5.1 seconds, 349BHP, a generously sized boot and a combined MPG of 43.5. Would you have guessed this is a diesel powered Audi? Well it is and it’s pretty impressive reading
One of the most frequent questions the UF team is asked is: “which is better? A natural wax or a ceramic sealant”. On the surface it appears the answer should be simple, but, as with so many
Succeeding the iconic Nissan Skyline GT-R with a car impressive enough to satisfy the Gran Turismo generation who adored it so much would be no easy task for Nissan. So in 2005 when they unveiled their second