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NARRATOR: Supercar customizer Yianni

lives life at full throttle.

How accurate is that speedo?

NARRATOR: He takes incredible cars--

It's gorgeous.

NARRATOR: --and works with his talented crew--

You're a G. You're a G.

NARRATOR: --to give them a unique look.

But the stakes are high--

How can we get this so wrong, man?

NARRATOR: --when you work for demanding clients--

I will be calling you 20 times a day.

NARRATOR: --who expect perfection--

Yes. Yes.

Yes.

NARRATOR: --every time.

That is so sick.

That's why you're the king, bro.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: This time, Yianni's wrapping a car for entertainer

Aston Merrygold.

You got this one.

Practicing my moves, though.

NARRATOR: But a big dent leaves the team scratching their heads.

Wow.

It's a lot worse than I thought.

NARRATOR: The pressure is on and things get emotional.

I've got to get the filler, put the filler on,

rub the filler down.

And so bye bye.

You got attitude, mate.

NARRATOR: New boy Terry has to step up and make it happen.

That line's no good, mate.

NARRATOR: But the boss is watching his every move.

Right now, you've got a customer that's

collecting this car tomorrow.

You've got a door that's still not completed.

It still needs to be wrapped.

If it's wrong, you'll be getting pulled up.

He needs to get it right.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Arriving at the unit today is singer, dancer,

and entertainer Aston Merrygold, who's a long

time friend of Yianni's.

He's a regular customer, and has brought his new family

wagon in for a color swap.

- Ast. - Yes!

- My baby, how are you? - Certainly well.

You will. What's happening?

- Looking good, mate. - Looking good.

- Gym? - Yeah.

No.

Well, I'm better than I used to be.

Come on.

Practicing my moves, though.

Now listen, I've got that.

Oh, we see that.

I can do that.

You will, though. Baby?

Baby, mate.

How old now?

We see 16/17 weeks.

Wow, man.

Yeah, man.

Nearly as big as you.

I can't help-- I can't help it.

I can't help it.

I'm not-- I'm not that short.

I'm glad you got a sidestep for the car.

ASTON MERRYGOLD: Wow!

That's how you get in, bro.

That's how you get in.

If I got strength, I can just--

I just-- - It's true.

Just hop in to come in.

I've just literally-- just seen something in your car.

I just looked over, and I'm like, the door?

That's serious damage.

Yeah.

It wasn't me so--

Who done that?

I'mma let you speak to Sarah about that.

I wasn't present at the time so--

You want me to wrap the car.

And now, I'm gonna have to do something with the door?

ASTON MERRYGOLD: You're the man. - Yeah.

Cheers for that.

OK.

OK.

The color.

What is this, orangey red?

Bruv, it's like a lip sticky, kind of.

Listen, my missus drives it more than I do.

It's horrible.

I'm not gonna lie.

That's a horrible color.

This is why I'm here.

I'm not gonna bring it to you and be like, bro,

check this fresh cut.

OK.

Hook it up, I mean.

Yeah, you do. I'll tell you what.

Let's go upstairs and let's get a new color.

All right. Sweet.

NARRATOR: The Sport is the 4x4 maker's best selling model.

This 2014 version has an aluminum body

and is over 400 kilos lighter than the previous edition.

The front seats are set 20 millimeters lower,

and the console is raised by 9 millimeters for a more

driver-focused cabin.

Yianni can show his clients thousands

of color and finish options.

But most customers choose darker shades.

You've got satin, matte, gloss, chrome.

Now, do you know what?

I-- I love satin.

So what are we saying? Silver?

Gray?

I'm drawn to, like, these, though.

These look sick. - OK.

So these three?

I think so.

So you've got matte dark gray.

You've got satin dark gray.

And you've got matte gray aluminum.

Lose one of them.

OK.

That, then-- then-- yeah.

This is why I need your expert opinion now.

OK.

But I want to break the car up anyway.

Because of the orange color, I'm thinking we

can break it with gloss black.

So let's do the top half gloss black, like what

mine looks like, yeah? - OK.

Sick. Yeah.

But the bottom half, the main color,

I'm steered towards the satin.

I think it just looks a bit more shiny.

I think it's satin in general just looks sick.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: Are we that easy?

100%. Let's do it.

- That's the wrap? - Yeah.

NARRATOR: With the decision made,

Yianni head straight downstairs to brief the team.

Are you good? MAN: Very well.

MAN: All good.

All right, listen.

So we got Aston's Range Rover.

Aston, we've done loads and loads of cars for him.

He's bought an orange one.

Shocking orange.

I like it.

No way.

Out of you five, who likes the orange?

They've got no taste.

I got orange Renault.

[laughs]

I think you said you got an orange face.

[laughs]

Still for some bits, Harry.

All the letters, grilles, and everything are

gonna go gloss black as well.

Besides from that, what are you gonna do?

Just strip the doors off or take the doors off?

Doors are gonna come off.

Bumpers are gonna come off as well.

Bumpers. - Bumpers off?

Come off. Yeah, yeah, of course.

The only thing I've noticed on this, when

he dropped it off, there's a massive damage

on the driver's door.

Wow.

We're standing here and we didn't even notice.

Terry, this is you, mate.

Your background, so talk to me.

It's quite nasty.

To be fair, it's right on the edge.

But yeah, we'll get it sorted out, get pulled out, fill it up.

Is he having it painted or just left in primer?

We're gonna prime it.

And I've just said to him, just remember,

when you take the wrap off, it will still be there.

OK?

Besides from that, is there any other damage on the car?

I'll have to have a good look around it.

OK, have a good look around.

If we need to do anything, he's given me authorization

to wrap down where needed.

MAN: OK. - OK?

MAN: Because then, the other bits on it as well.

MAN: Yeah. - OK, brilliant.

So yeah, if we can just crack one with this car,

let's get stripping it.

Get the juniors over to clean it, and let's get wrapping.

Brilliant. Thanks, guys.

Cool.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: While the car gets washed,

Yianni drops Aston home in his Lambo.

[music playing]

You've done music.

You've done dancing.

You've done-- - Art and film.

I did a film. - Film?

ASTON MERRYGOLD: Yeah. The film.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: How did you find acting compared to dancing?

I love it.

Funny enough, acting was the first thing.

First, first thing before music, everything.

Yeah, like a kid's TV stuff, like extra work, all that stuff.

I actually get to do it again now.

Yeah.

It's cool.

The other day, AJ came in-- boxer, Anthony Joshua.

Joshua?

Kingpin right now.

Mate, he is humble, down to Earth.

He had pictures of every single NBA star.

ASTON MERRYGOLD: That's what I'm talking about.

Got a picture with Mikey.

Mikey is really tall, and he towered over Mikey.

And then obviously Gene upstairs and Bert.

But stood on the chair to have a picture.

And he said, yeah, I'm as big as him.

[laughter]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Back at the unit, Terry has been assessing

the damage to Aston's car.

Tel is Yianni's new floor manager

who oversees each car from the moment it enters

the workshop to completion.

The whole idea of Terry is a buffer between downstairs

and upstairs.

I only wanna know if there's a serious issue.

But the day-to-day run in, he should be able to control.

That's a lot worse than I thought.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: Terry's background is paint.

So he always works in a body shop, which--

when we got a Range Rover issue, he's

the perfect man for the job.

There's quite a few other bits around the rest of the car.

OK.

Like what?

A few scrapes and dings around it.

Might delay us.

OK.

Well, obviously, anywhere else that there's damage,

get Nicco and Mark to show the vinyl on top.

OK.

If it doesn't show through, just wrap straight over.

If it shows, then obviously do a quick repair.

Get that done first.

OK.

And then make do what you gotta do.

All right.

Let's just keep-- yeah, please.

As soon as possible, Terry.

Cheers.

NARRATOR: Repairs of this scale would

usually be sent to a body shop.

But now that Yianni has a manager with years of experience

in paint, he wants to keep as much of the work as possible

in-house.

Terry believes that Pav is capable of repairing

the driver's door.

But first, he needs to know if the vinyl

will cover the other scratches, and ask Nicco to perform a test.

Yeah, I think that looks pretty good.

Yeah, it looks perfect.

We can get away with that.

Yeah.

NARRATOR: With Yianni keeping a close eye on Terry's work,

he comes to see for himself.

That is good.

It's good. Yeah, it's fine.

Leave it. - Cool.

All right.

NARRATOR: The strip can get under way,

but the damaged door is now the team's biggest worry.

[music playing]

Whoa.

He's trying to take my job in there.

He's trying to take my job.

[laughter]

NARRATOR: While Mark and Nicco wrapped the roof in gloss black,

Pav is outside working on the damaged door.

It's a huge job, and he's not happy about it.

It's a lot worse than I thought.

Yeah.

Obviously, we've got one big indentation

and a naughty, naughty, naughty one here.

It's gone so far in that.

I'm gonna have to try and get my sander to get in there just

to get away any excess paint.

Because when I add the filler, I need it to stick to the metal.

NARRATOR: Pav had to sand away all the scratch paint

work before he can fill the dent.

How are you getting on?

Hey.

You know, it's a dented door, which means a lot of work.

Why are you so angry?

Because I work for you, bruv.

So what's wrong?

Well, time, for one.

Yeah?

I've got a dent here and dent here.

I've gotta rub it down, get the fill up, put the filler on, rub

the filler down, then spray it.

And hopefully, we can prep the door

so it's ready to be wrapped because it's going when?

Tomorrow.

Exactly.

So bye bye.

You got attitude, mate.

Now Pav, on a level, calm.

Attitude, boy.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Aston wants all visible paintwork on his 4x4

covered in the satin dark gray, which means wrapping

inside the door sills as well.

We'll get to hide every single orange.

So that's gonna be the tricky part on this car.

NARRATOR: It's a complex area of the car to wrap,

but Mark and Nicco are highly skilled

and are able to cover a large part of the car

with just one piece of vinyl.

In the office, Bert and Yianni are keeping a close eye

on progress via the CCTV.

Aston's Range.

Kids are gonna be traveling in a bit of style now, ain't he?

We're Aston's new little baba.

BERT HUSSEIN: Yeah. - I know, man.

Orange looks shocking.

Look at it.

Changed in the 10 years since you've known him.

Now he's got a kid.

Listen, I've got two kids.

You've got two kids.

He's got one kid.

You do change because your priorities change.

Yeah, it's different.

It's different.

It does change you as a person, doesn't it?

But for the better.

Without a doubt, for the better.

But that's why I have two cars, because I still like the fact

of having my supercar, whereas-- yeah, I can

go out on my 4x4 with my kids.

But then if I haven't got the kids,

I want to be able to enjoy myself.

The fourth car is very, very boring.

It's very luxury.

You sit there nice and high, comfortable seats,

like you're sitting on a sofa.

But it's boring.

Four door saloon, twin turbo of some sort.

Boring.

I guess if you're jumping in and out of Lambos, come on in.

[laughter]

NARRATOR: This luxury off-roader has

a 3-liter turbocharged diesel.

The powerful engine can accelerate

up to 60 miles an hour in an impressive 6.8 seconds.

An 8-speed automatic gearbox ensures a smooth drive.

Mark and Nicco are progressing well

with the wrap, which only puts more pressure on Pav

to finish the door repair.

That lion's no good, mate.

NARRATOR: The door doesn't yet line

up with the neighboring panel.

We'll do a guide line with a tape

and see how far out that is.

NARRATOR: Terry has taken a risk trying to repair it in-house.

The driver's door has the potential

to become a big problem.

The wrap on the rest of the car is moving forward.

Mark and Nicco will soon need the door.

What we're gonna have to do is sand this down a bit more,

bring this line down nice and level with the wing.

PAV: Yep.

TERRY: Same with this one down here.

PAV: OK. - And we'll take it off.

If it's good enough, we'll be able to wrap it.

[music playing]

OK.

Let's take a look.

That's a lot better, mate.

PAV: I'm really happy with that. TERRY: Good.

That's good work.

NARRATOR: Terry's gamble has paid off.

After a huge amount of effort, Pav has

managed to make good the door.

Get it wrapped.

Here goes the one.

Sweet.

NARRATOR: Mark and Nicco finally get their hands

on the last piece to be wrapped.

As payback to Pav and Terry for keeping them waiting,

they pranked them by applying a little extra heat to the panel.

How we getting on with this, guys?

Almost done?

Yeah, it's all ready for you guys.

- It's all ready, yeah? - Perfect.

Thank you, boys. - Nice one.

Ooh, it's still hot!

MAN: He's cooking.

It is still--

again, isn't it?

[laughter]

NARRATOR: With the damage repaired and a fresh wrap

covering the other scratches, the car

can now be put back together.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: OK, open the door a bit more.

Open.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: OK, we're in.

It's on there.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: Lovely.

Let me do what I do best.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Yianni has been keeping an eye on Terry's work

at every step and is now on the shop floor,

checking on progress.

Careful of the wings.

[music playing]

Soften that left front bumper, grille.

And then we're done.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Before Yianni's final inspection,

Terry gives the car a once over to make

sure the job is complete to the highest standard.

The final thing is the blue tape,

where they check the car over to see if there's

any issues with the vinyl.

Just getting around this car, we're

just trying to look for any bits of wrap that's

lifting or any imperfections.

Then Yianni will come and do the final inspection.

If it's wrong, you'll be getting pulled up.

He needs to get it right.

NARRATOR: Terry spots a minor issue.

You see, here, there's a little bit

of the red showing through?

Just this one little bit under here,

a little bit of showing there.

NARRATOR: Which Mark and Nico resolve

with an invisible repair.

MAN: This, sorry?

Spot on.

Yeah, I'm really happy with this car.

I'm only finding one issue with the wrap.

I'm really happy.

The guys done a really good job.

NARRATOR: The boss has the final say, though, on this complex job

for long-time friend, Aston.

I've had a full look around the car.

And I'm really pleased.

I've been on Terry a lot to make sure these cars are bulletproof.

I don't want any issues when they leave here.

So he's really, really stepped up his game.

And obviously, Pav, this door here was a nightmare,

a real difficult door to do.

Pav is not a body shop guy.

So for him to do this, I'm really, really impressed.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Eager to see what Yianni has done with the family

car, Aston arrives with dancer fiance

Sarah and their son, Grayson.

Yo, yo, yo!

Hello, Yianni!

You good?

Welcome back.

Hey, darling. You good?

Very good, thank you.

Ooh, little Grayson!

Say hi, Yian!

Tell us something.

[babbles]

SARAH: You singing?

[cries]

SARAH: Are you ready?

Yeah, he's ready.

He's a proper bruiser, isn't he?

He's, like, proper.

He's not small.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: He's tall.

He's going to be tall, you know?

So, your car, it's behind that shutter.

We're very excited for this.

It looks stealth.

It looks classy.

It doesn't look so bright and in your face.

Yeah.

I'm really pleased.

Before we get into that, Sarah, talk to me about the door.

Listen, I was--

it was just for Christmas.

The weather was terrible.

I approached the gate.

I'd already pressed the gate open.

It was open. - Was it?

Yeah, yeah.

But my screen wasn't quite cleared.

I drove forward.

They closed on me.

And that, it did happen, didn't it?

No, it did.

I'm going to say it was a faulty gate

more than it was my fault. Am I getting away with that or not?

No, honestly, I swear!

OK, let me just tell you, the car caused us a lot

of issues because of that door.

SARAH: No way, really?

Yeah, but you'd never know the gate hit it.

I'm going to get the car out.

I want to see what you think.

Grayson, you ready?

He's excited, mate. He's ready.

He's ready, he's ready.

SARAH: Yeah?

Let's do it.

[music playing]

Oh, my--

[SINGING] But they can't, I'm the one and only

I've been around the world

That is so sick.

[SINGING] Everybody wants to live my life

ASTON: That's a completely brand new car.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: Yeah?

Yeah, yeah.

[laughs]

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: Are you happy with that?

Yeah.

Like, I'm so happy.

I didn't think it would look that good.

[music playing]

That is so fresh.

I can't even tell you what it looked like before now.

I'm looking at bits of black.

And I'm like, were they black before?

Were they silver? - They were silver.

Yeah, they were, right?

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: The grille was silver.

SARAH: Yes, OK, good.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: Letters were silver.

Side grilles were silver. SARAH: Yeah.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: No tips on the front.

ASTON: See, that's what I'm talking about.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: The roof was all one color.

The roof's now black.

Haps.

Hey, this is what Yianni does.

I mean, this is-- this is the way.

Happy wife.

ASTON: Happy wife. - Yeah, yeah.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: Happy wife, happy life.

[laughter]

Yeah, do you want to see it?

SARAH: Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's go see it.

ASTON: Come on, then. You can see it.

Come on.

SARAH: Are you ready to drive in that?

Open your eyes.

3, 2, 1, woot, woot!

ASTON: Oh, my-- bro, honestly, that's ridiculous.

SARAH: Yeah, thanks.

Thanks for that.

Thanks, Yian.

YIANNI CHARALAMBOUS: Grayson, see you later.

ASTON: Say, thanks, Yian.

Brother, you smashed it.

SARAH: Thank you so much.

Thank you.

All right, let's go.

This door, the color, everything, perfection now.

So, I might not let Sarah drive this one too often,

just because it looks so good.

[music playing]