In the anticipation of adding you to my very long list of happy customers and delivering quality in the form of fabric protection for you I would like first to prove myself worthy of being the one you trust.

There is a vitally important point you may not be aware of when phoning around for fabric protection, and that point is the quality verses the price you are going to invest. What I mean by this is that many fabric protectors are very different and some companies even use dirty tricks such as watering down the protection before they apply it just so they can give you a cheaper quote and take your money. The thing is you would never know it has been watered down as it looks and smells just the same before it is watered down.

So how do you know that I will deliver to you the honest product? Good question and here is how… Back in point 3 above you will notice that I pointed out our very special guarantee that I am very proud of. If a company applies a watered down or less quality fabric protector than ours, they most likely won’t be able to offer such a good guarantee.

You see most people typically pick up the phone, call a fabric protection company and ask one question…can you guess what that question is? The question is “How much do you charge?”

You see, most fabric protection companies hope you will ask this question because when a consumer asks the question “how much do you charge?” the fabric protection companies know that you are an uninformed consumer and easy to take advantage of because you didn’t ask any qualifying questions.

However, if you know the all important qualifying questions to ask they would now be stumbling over their words trying to convince you to hire them because theyre only claim to fame is that they are cheaper. BUT they fail to realise that not everyone desires cheap shoddy workmanship… some and may I even be so bold as to say, most people actually want a good quality job.

So what I am going to do for you right now is reveal some very important questions to hiring a good quality fabric protection professional that most companies don’t want you to ask.