Permashine.ie

sharkman · 21-02-2007 3:45pm #1

Has anyone used this service , interested in your views !

http://permashine.ie/

Anan1 · 21-02-2007 4:05pm

sharkman wrote:

Has anyone used this service , interested in your views !

http://permashine.ie/

Their website is enough to put me off.

prospect · 21-02-2007 4:10pm

Look at the customer refs...

JohnW · 21-02-2007 4:20pm

Anan1 wrote:

Their website is enough to put me off.

I'll second that. It takes ages to load and the link to contact them doesn't appear to work either:rolleyes:

unkel · 21-02-2007 4:47pm

Anan1 wrote:

Their website is enough to put me off.

LOL, I thought the same thing. It doesn't even work in Opera - I got a black screen with the text:

permashine.ie wrote:

FAIL (the browser should render some flash content, not this).

so I was already put off before I tried it in IE...

3ps · 21-02-2007 4:56pm

it all works perfectly well for me and is a very slick website.

Henry Ford III · 21-02-2007 5:05pm

I'm a little cautious on this.

Do they clingfilm your car?

ianobrien · 21-02-2007 5:06pm

A couple of hours and some polish and you'd get similar results!

lightening · 21-02-2007 6:09pm

prospect wrote:

Look at the customer refs...

Yeah... amazing coincidence.

DeBeere · 21-02-2007 8:17pm

Still waiting for it to load...

and its not like I'm not on broadband!!!

copacetic · 21-02-2007 8:23pm

hmm, those customer refs are weird since they are quoting actual people. would be a bit pissed off it they were doing that to me...

tacklemore · 21-02-2007 8:53pm

I just love the way that all their customers said exactly the same thing about this permashine craic. Sounds just the smallest bit suspect...... hhhhhmmmmm, seems people will do anything to avoid "hard work"

Gatster · 21-02-2007 10:04pm

Works well enough in Mozilla, that X5 looks amazing. Lots of jet owning customer refs I see...:D

BeardyGit · 21-02-2007 10:08pm

About as dodgy as Gary Glitter working in a sweet shop.....

Kinetic^ · 21-02-2007 10:11pm

Not even going to bother waiting on it to load, took 5 minutes to get to 50% and that's with a 2mb line :rolleyes:

Stephen · 22-02-2007 12:31am

I've seen all those pictures of the NSX they've used on that flash thing a few years ago around the 'net. Doesn't inspire confidence.

fletch · 22-02-2007 10:04am

Can anybody actually comment on the work they carry out? Fair enough the website leaves a lot to be desired but they have to start somewhere and if they're only relatively new in business, then they might not have that many customer references.
I kinda enjoy polishing/waxing my car

The key benefits?
Easy to clean, no need to polish ever again

fletch · 22-02-2007 10:07am

€350 seems quite good considering they collect your car, apply the Supaguard stuff, valet your car and then return it to you.
I priced a similar service in the UK a while back and it was around the GBP£350 mark.

sharkman · 22-02-2007 4:48pm

Thanks Fletch , I was actually loking for comments on their product , Not their website !

Anyone ???

Neilw · 22-02-2007 8:03pm

I borought my car over from the UK, it had the Supaguard treatment from new.
In fairness it looked nice and shiney (red) but there were swirl marks all over the car.
The Supaguard kits can be bought on ebay for about £30, so the dealers are making huge profits on these kits.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SUPAGUARD-COMPLETE-PROTECTION-PACKAGE_W0QQitemZ160086732407QQihZ006QQcategoryZ72201QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I bought some good quality paint sealants and waxes and did a better job for a fraction of the cost of one of these treatments.

Checkout www.smartcarcare.ie/catalog there are some packages on there that would be far better quality and value.

Neil.

Permashine.ie

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