Ford & Slater in Leicester called Trim Technique as they had a van with lots of holes to the plastic dash. This needed repair prior to sale. Thankfully it’s something which we could easily help with, saving a fortune against replacement.
The plastic surround to the radio of this Mercedes was damaged. Trim Technique managed to repair it, leaving it looking like a new dashboard to the delight of the customer in Leicester!
The customer who owned this Vauxhall Antara visited a Vauxhall dealership in Leicester as he had reversed into a sharp object damaging his plastic bumper and he didn’t know what to do! The garage gave Trim Technique a call and we fixed it the same day! Everyone was happy.
A lady from Nottingham called in a desperate attempt to restore her dashboard. She had left her daughters 6 month old dog in her Corsa and was devastated at what she found when she returned! The first picture is what she came back to, and as you can see from the second picture, the dashboard…
Never lend a friend your car…! This customer lent his friend his Peugeot Boxer van – unfortunately it didn’t end great. He scratched the rear end but fortunately this was in the plastic, replacement would have cost £400. Good job Trim Technique were around to repair at a fraction of the cost! Thank you Ryan. …
A tracker left a hole to the dashboard of a vehicle in Chesterfield. The hole was bigger than it needed to be, larger than the key fob contact and the customer believed the only solution was to replace the dashboard until they found Trim Technique on the internet. We repaired the hole to the dashboard…
This is a door card on a BMW I series. This plastic door card would be worth £300-£400 to buy new, lucky the Ford Garage in Loughborough use Trim Technique. We repaired it to a very high standard leaving the customer to go away away happy.
This is a leather centre console of a Mazda CX5 which had a scratch. A Mazda dealership in Leicestershire called us to see if we could repair it, as you can see from our images, with our techniques it was easy for us and looked as good as new.
Plastic wheel arch covers on your vehicle are there to protect the paint work. This usually works well, however, to replace they can cost as much as new paintwork. We have developed a technique which restores them as new – see our pictures.
Have you ever left the kids or the dog in the car and come back to find your
trim looking like picture one. If the answer is yes give us a call and we
can restore it to new again just like picture 2. This vehicle was in Leicestershire.