A partner garage was preparing a larger-than-usual annual exhibition to mark a significant anniversary. AVP began preparing the display vehicles three days before the event.

Cars used for display tend to collect fingerprints around door handles and glass. Because these vehicles had already received paint care and protection, their exterior cleaning was straightforward. Light contamination could be removed efficiently without repeating unnecessary corrective work.

The interiors were also relatively quick to prepare because the vehicles were display models with limited use. With a clearly defined standard and about two hours allocated to each car, a two-person team completed 24 vehicles in three days.

During the two-day exhibition, one AVP specialist remained on site. Whenever a vehicle was not being viewed, fingerprints were removed discreetly from handles and glass so the display stayed consistent without interrupting visitors.

At the end of the first day, each car received another short inspection and clean. Because the vehicles had been maintained continuously, the final round was efficient.

The assignment showed the value of planning exhibition care as an ongoing process rather than a single clean before opening. Garages preparing a similar event can speak with AVP about vehicle numbers, available preparation time and the handover standard required.