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Job done! The Drift Golf Club £12 exterior work on a small/medium size car!! Summer is just round the corner so feel free to pop down, we are open fri, sat, sun 8am to 6pm

S&B mobile valet is now up and running at The Drift Golf Club in East Horsley, why not pop in and get your car done 20% cheaper and while you wait you can sit in the bar or outside with a beautiful view 😍 of pure luxury!! the food is amazing people are friendly, you won’t want to leave!

Wash & Clean done!

Ceramic coating done, ready for the summer!!

😍

Another happy customer 😊

I’m looking for someone to join our family business, car valeting! if you interested please contact me for more information.

Thank you 😊

Tips & tricks

Shampoo it Every Fortnight

To keep the paintwork looking great, give it a wash every fortnight or so. As well as removing dirt, it will help to reduce unwanted abrasion and prevent the onset of rust. Some people think washing a car this regularly will remove the protective coating from its paintwork, but this isn’t always the case. Using the wrong thing, like washing up liquid, will damage the paint, and washing it regularly but never waxing it will also leave it exposed to damage. You could use a two in one shampoo and wax to help protect as you wash.

Today is a big day for my business, I am so happy to announce that S&B mobile valet had now joined partnership with the drift golf club!!

Tip & Tricks

Best Way to Clean a Car: Pluck the Finish

A car hurtling down the road at 60 mph becomes a dartboard for any crud in the air. Your vehicle's clear coat deflects some of it but can hold the sharper grit. Washing removes the surface dirt, but clay-barring is the only way to pluck out the embedded stuff. Buy a clay bar kit (one brand is Meguiar's Smooth Surface Clay Kit), which includes a lubricating spray and several pieces of synthetic clay. Prepare the clay by tearing a piece into four sections. Flatten one section into a small pancake in the palm of your hand and rub it over the paint with a back-and-forth motion. Fold the clay against itself, knead it and reflatten until the clay turns gray. Then toss it and use a fresh piece until you remove the "darts" and get a glass-like finish.