Scotchguarding a new car - is it worth it?
I recall comments in the past about Scotchguarding the new cars. My dealer has offered to do the interior and exterior of my new Fiat Abarth 595 for £250. Is it worth the extra cost?
Asked on 24 August 2013 by David Lawson
Answered by
Honest John
I did this myself using the Auroglym Lifeshine dealer kit and the seats of my 500 Lounge remain as new. £250 is reasonable, but you can probably chip it down to £200.
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paint and bodywork
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