Saturday 23rd July 2016 - 1st Caravan Service

We took our caravan to Webbs in Salisbury for its annual service, we had also arranged for a paintseal treatment to be done and a new motormover to be fitted.  Our previous caravan, the Unicorn Seville had been treated with Paintseal and we always found it easy to keep the external paintwork clean with any mud or road grime washing off with minimal effort and very few black streaks running down from the windows or roof. We were keen for this to continue.  Paintseal also treat the interior carpets and furnishings to help reduce stains from spillages.  When we purchased the Cadiz, we had transferred our motor mover from the Seville.  We knew that the mover was a few years old and although it hadn't let us down we were concerned that it may do. As our mover is crucial at our storage yard we wanted the assurance of a new mover.  We chose the Powrtouch Evolution which was fitted by a Powrtouch engineer.  The service was completed without any problems being noted. The damp readings were less than 5% which was excellent news.

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