Don't Spare
the Details
For the aspiring executive who is still building his business, purchasing a brand new car may be out of the question at this time. However, cars live longer in the Caribbean as lower incomes and high tax regimes has eroded away the cost gains international car manufacturers have made in cutting costs.
Auto refinishing rather than replacing your old car with one of
the new beauties you have been viewing in that fancy brochure
is probably the best option.
There is no rule that says your 'old baby on wheels' cannot look
as good as the one that caught your eye in the booklet. A refinisher
can give your car the look and feel of newness, while giving you
the assurance of getting quality within your budget.
Buffing, filling, priming, welding, rust proofing. All geared
to saving you money and giving your vehicle a brand new feel and
look. Often you do not need to do work on your entire car if only
one particular area needs attention. Perhaps you fender needs
repairing or the panels need a little straightening. Depending
on the extent of the sanding job you may opt to paint just that
area or the entire car. Many owners chose to paint their car in
white, black or a standard colour as it is easier to match the
colour if retouching becomes necessary.
You might also consider safeguarding you asset against the harsh
weather by applying a coat of rust proofing before the final coat
of paint is applied. This added to the life of the car and improves
the longevity of its aesthetics as well.
While you may not like to face it, owning a car can be dirty business.
There is everyday dust and rainy-day mud, not to mention the grime
and sludge of an unexpected and unwelcome flood that often comes
without warning in the region.. The good news is that you car
can look just like new for only a few dollars and s short visit
to the auto detailers.
An exterior detail can cost about US$40 and takes about two hours
for a complete job. It involves the entire overhaul of the car
exterior surface including the special attention paid to the wheels.
The body is waxed and a protective chemical is applied to the
finish as well as the rubber accessories such as trims and tyres.
An interior detailing requires an assessment of the car's interior
to determine any trouble spots that might need particular attention.
An overall vacuuming and shampooing is done to remove any excess
moisture or grease lodged in the plush. The vehicle is then dried
either by natural sunlight or by using special heat lamps. After
drying, the interior may be fitted with any an aroma therapy or
a new asthma care service now being offered by some dealers.
Whatever the age of the car you can keep it new and maintain its
resale value a new car is within reach.
Executive Time "Online" also has a printed version which is available throughout the Caribbean and some selected North American cities.
