Poseidon Detailing
Once in a while everyone yearns for that extra touch, it makes us feel valued and appreciated.
IN short, it makes us feel special. So if it makes us feel this good why not extend the favour to your other raison d’etre, your car? As an extension of yourself, surely it too deserves the best things in life. A mere valeting, a shuddering car wash just simply won’t cut it. If its not just a runabout but your pride and joy you don’t dress it in Primark you take it to the labels. Life presents us with the
opportunity for many journeys and many of these routes require an arrival in style. Poseidon Detailing is one such company that can help, offering custom bespoke services, from car detailing, leather restoration and everything in between. Valeting is simply no comparison. In these economic times it is important to be competitively priced so as a new business it is offering 50 percent
discount on detailing to Cotswold Essence readers. This would normally cost £300. As an individual service
designed to match specific requirements, expect completion to take approximately one day; the duration indicating the attention to detail and the exquisite end result. Poseidon uses Swissvax products which have a proven track record in the industry for being one of the best. As a fledgling company, born
from director James Wyatt’s childhood obsession with his father’s Morgan +4, this local Cirencester enterprise aims to make dreams a reality. Poseidon Detailing is
offering readers an introductory price of £150. Call 07834370491 or email
poseidondetailing@live.co.uk
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