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[music playing]

NARRATOR: In the exclusiveworld of supercars--

[engine revving]

--if you want yours to stand out,

there's one customiser to call.

Yianni!

[flash clicks]

NARRATOR: A social media star,he creates wonderful cars

in stunning colors.

Dealing with demanding clients--

YIANNI: So when's this car need to be done by?

Tomorrow.

Are you serious?

NARRATOR: It's a high stakes world.

Wow.

Two million pounds worth of car.

Why would it be easy? Up for this one?

NARRATOR: Where image-- - [claps hands] Work.

NARRATOR: --is everything.

Oh, my-- that is [inaudible].

NARRATOR: And the aim is perfection.

100% happy?

CLIENT: A million percent happy.

That's insane.

[engine roaring]

YIANNI: Woohoo!

[music playing]

NARRATOR: This time, the team wrap a Hypercar

worth two million pounds.

A McLaren P1.

Ooh.

NARRATOR: They have theirwork cut out transforming

this awesome machine--

It's the hardest car I've ever wrapped.

NARRATOR: --using rose goldwrap that Yianni designed.

YIANNI: This vinyl is probably the most

expensive vinyl that we use.

This is close to 200 pound a meter.

NARRATOR: It's a uniquejob with strict conditions

attached-- getting the taskmaster in a tizz.

YIANNI: No, no, no.

I don't want it out there.

I want it to stay in here.

No.

No, Pav.

NARRATOR: Can Yianni and his team bring the bling

and blow their clients away?

YIANNI: It's two million pounds worth of car.

Why would it be easy?

Guys!

Meeting, meeting, meeting.

And you're going to love this one.

You're going to love this one.

Right.

We all here?

We've done Lamborgs, we've done Ferraris,

we've done Aston Martins.

Today we have-- you ready?

A McLaren P1.

MAN: Wow.

Whoa, nice.

YIANNI: That is special.

This car belongs to Parim.

It's not the first car we've done for him,

but he's very meticulous.

He's very fussy, and that iswhy he's brought the car to us.

I'm a little bit concerned.

I'm not going to lie-- two million pounds.

Mike and Pav? PAV: Yeah?

You're stripping this car.PAV: Why not?

[laughter]

YIANNI: You break something on this car,

it's going to cost me alot of money to repair it.

I don't want anyone coming inhere, opening the shutters,

trying to look at this car.

Let's get it in the back.

Let's keep it private.

We do supercars.

This is a Hypercar.

As soon as it turns up,I'll give you shout, guys.

Yeah? Fall in.

Thank you.

[music playing]

[engines purring]

Woohoo!

Look at the P1.

Oh, my god. - Hi.

Hey! - Sophia.

Hi, darling. You look very nice.

- Thank you. - Now where is Parim?

SOPHIA: So Parim's actually living

in Gibraltar at the moment, so he got

me to come and drop it down.

NARRATOR: Jet-setting Parimhas asked Sophia to drop off

his car, but Yianni needs to speak

directly to his picky clientto get the design brief.

So what we going to do?

Call him?

YIANNI: Let's see what he says.

[phone ringing]

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Hello. - Parim.

Yianni.So I've got your car here.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Oh, you do. OK.

In one piece, I hope. - Funny, guys.

I love that. Right.

I need to know--

what color are we wrapping this vehicle?

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Right.

It has to be something evenbetter than what it is.

OK.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: So I wantit to be chrome rose gold.

That is basically your signature color.

Usually, I would say no.

But it's a P1.

So to be honest, I'mdefinitely not saying no,

and this is going to look awesome in rose gold.

So it's got loads of different areas

where we're going tostruggle to get vinyl in.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Don't betaking bits off and stuff.

YIANNI: What do you mean, don't take bits off?

So I can't strip your car down?

PARIM [ON PHONE]: No, man.Of course not.

It's a P1, man.

So no way.

YIANNI: But we take panels offthe car when we wrap a car.

You're gonna actually makemy job virtually impossible.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Yeah, but if anyone can do it,

Yianni, you can do it. - OK.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: [laughing]

You've actually stressed me out now.

But listen, lovely talking to you,

and I'll fly you somepictures once we get started.

Take care, pal.PARIM [ON PHONE]: Thanks, man.

Bye, matey. Bye-bye.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: See you later.

Bye-bye.

It's a nightmare.

It's an absolute nightmare,but I'll see you soon, babe.

See you later, Yianni. YIANNI: Later.

Let me go and stress out.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: The McLaren P1superseded the legendary F1.

Only 373 were ever made, meaning resale prices

have gone through the roof.

Its carbon fiber Monocageweighs in at just 90 kilograms

and is five times stronger than titanium.

Customizing this rare P1 will be no simple task.

What do you want first?The good news or the bad news?

PAV: Good news.MARK: Go with the good news.

The good news is, you two don't have to strip

anything off the vehicle.- We can go for that.

YIANNI: And same-- [laughing]same for the badge.

All you've got to do is thepointed badge is coming off.

Absolutely.

We can do it. [laughter]

YIANNI: Even Mark can do it.

Tell you what, sincewe're not touching it, yeah.

You lot do it.

YIANNI: Bad news for you twois nothing's being stripped.

Obviously you can't wrap a doorwithout taking the wing wear

off, so we're going to have to just

put joins where we need to.

As we work around the car,we're just gonna have to come

up with ideas and solutions.

You're crying.

[laughing] I'm not happy with the fact

that we're not gonna stripthe car, but it is what it is.

It is a P1.

It's an amazing job.

Let's do this. YIANNI: All right. cool.

As long as we've gotthis, then we've got this.

Hey.

[laughing] He left me hanging.

NARRATOR: Usually by stripping a car,

the vinyl joins can be hiddenunder handles or door mirrors.

But this client hasforbidden any dismantling.

Yianni must place his trustin brothers Nicco and Mark.

They've worked together for fiveyears and wrapped 1,000 cars.

YIANNI: It's a tough wrap.

The brothers are working on it.

It's 200 pound a meter.

It is my signature color.

It's about 22 meters to wrap this car.

If Nicco and Mark up mess up, it would

cost me hundreds of pounds.

Every meter 200 pounds--

I can't afford that.

NARRATOR: It's a full-on day of hand crafting.

Yianni, knowing reputation meanseverything, keeps a close eye.

How you getting on, guys?

Fun and games?

So wing and door done so far.

- Yeah. - Wow.

You look stressed.

Yeah.

So it's really hard.

YIANNI: [exhaling] Man, the joins are terrible.

MARK: Yeah.

YIANNI: This was my concern.

And anyone looking at this car is going

to say, look at the joins.

What about the wing?

How'd you get on with the wing?

MARK: We waited [inaudible].

Nothing to strip off. That's why, yeah?

MARK: Yeah. YIANNI: All right.

So that's the door and the wing.

What are we wrapping next?

But-- the hardest bit.

The hardest bit.

And where are you going to run the joins?

MARK: Well--

NICCO: See, like, just trying tosee the paint protection here.

YIANNI: So the same area.

Yes, you're gonna run liketwo little scoops up there.

MARK: And we have a problemwith the vinyl as well.

It's not wide enough, so--

YIANNI: Of course.

So the vinyl's not wide enough.

We can't take nothing off the car.

We're going to have to have joins.

Should we just put the car back to orange

and say take the car back to the customer?

It would be easier.

Listen, do your best, andI'll hope for the best.

[all laughing]

The boys are cracking with the P1.

The bonnet is probably thehardest panel of the car

with the two massive scoops.

I can't wait to see what they do.

I just hope it's not as bad as the door.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Bert knows how important

regular bread and butter jobs are to the company.

Today, he's greasingreturning customer Anton.

Mr. Lewis.

[laughing] Nice to see you, bro.

BERT: You good? - Yeah, really good.

Really good.

You've joined the dark side.

ANTON: Oh, I know.

Tell me about it.BERT: It's looking good, mate.

ANTON: Yeah, looking real good. BERT: 507 as well.

You went in, didn't you? - Yeah.

A bit dirty. [laughing]

BERT: Of course.

I wouldn't expect anything less from you.

So tell me, what are we doing with it?

What are we going to do with it?

It's too bright at the moment.

BERT: It is very bright.

ANTON: It's too bright at the moment.

Silver with silver. Whatever you think.

Just to give it a few little touches, yeah?

Just around the windows, frontgrille, rear badges, and then

we'll add a little bit of asignature Yiannimize stamp

to it for you. - As always.

As always.

You know how we do.

ANTON: That's so [inaudible].- Cool.

Give me some keys, mate.

OK, and I'll see you soon.

Thank you.

NARRATOR: While the team onthe P1 take a quick break,

the talk turns to dreams.

So boys, you've got the P1?

How beautiful is that car?Come on.

It looks so nice, especially in rose gold.

One of a kind.

So go on.

What's your dream car?

I would go for Porsche 918.

YIANNI: Beautiful car. Go on.

You?

What are you thinking?

MARK: Probably a [inaudible].

YIANNI: Aw, come on.

NICCO: Come on.

MARK: It's a dream. YIANNI: Big cars.

I know. - Yeah.

It's one of a kind.

YIANNI: But I'D have to go for the new Bugatti.

I'd have to go black for my one.

Black all the way.

MARK: OK.

NICCO: It's gonna look like Batman, isn't it?

YIANNI: Of course. I am the Batman.

MARK: Oy. - Toot toot!

[laughing]

Toot toot.

I can just picture myself in that.

Windows down, just cruising.

And then when I want tolet off, I'll just let off.

Gone. Voom!

Everyone's going to see you coming.

Boy, show off, isn't it?

Boys, one day we will get one.

MARK: Yeah.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Wrapping a Hypercarcan cost upwards of $15,000,

so Yianni's focus is on this P1.

But there's a major snag.

So what's happened is Bert's called me over.

On this side, the PPF, whichis the paint protection,

has been lifting.

This is what PPF is.

It's like a-- it's a protection.

It's very, very thin.

It's cut to shape, as you can see.

If Nicco lays that vinyl on top, it's just

going to make the vinyl lift.

NARRATOR: All of Yianni'sexpensive rose gold wrap could

end up in the bin if the invisible layer

of paint protection already onthe car starts coming unstuck.

YIANNI: This job is getting moreand more stressful by the day.

I can actually feel myself sweating.

It's two million pounds worth of car.

Why would it be easy?

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Two high endcars are being customized.

In the yard, a client has asked the team

to come up with a trademarklook for his Mercedes.

[engine roaring]

In the workshop, they've taken delivery

of the McLaren P1, a trueexotic made in leafy Surrey.

The factory paintwork onthis two million pound car

is protected by plastic film.

But attaching final wrap on top of it

throws up a sticky problem.

BERT: Nicco, can you just throwthe piece of vinyl on for me?

YIANNI: How many vinyl are you wasting?

Well, we're using just a couple of--

We're now using 200 pounds worth of vinyl

to test something.

[ripping]

BERT: It's catching.

YIANNI: Wow. BERT: Look at that.

YIANNI: Mate, that's ridiculous.

NARRATOR: With the 6,000 pound paint

protection film PPF coming loose,

Yianni has to make a bold decision.

YIANNI: So the conclusionhere is, strip the PPF off.

Waste more of my time and money.

But imagine we'd actuallylaid the whole bonnet in

rose gold and then had topull that rose gold off.

I would have been angry,because I'm not going to swear.

NICCO: OK.

And I would've had tofoot the bill on that one.

So fair play to Nicco and Mark. Respect on that.

Yeah, you spotted that.

So-- and Bertie. Well done.

Well done for telling me,but it was down to you two.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: An eye wateringfinancial hit is avoided,

but it's caused delays.

Mark and Nicco will have to work fast

on the tricky bonnet curves.

With the pressure on, theywork like wrap surgeons late

into the night.

[ripping]

Probably this is thehardest car I've ever wrapped.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Next morning, the genius

of [inaudible] and the bigBenz, and a rebadging in black.

But before the client can collect,

Bert has to sign off their work.

BERT: That's not moisture.

That's dust.

There's just a little tiny piecethat I just want trimmed out.

And that.

That certainly wasn't there, because that's

our film lifting.

NARRATOR: Time will have to befound to rectify these flaws.

No car leaves until perfect.

I'll have to deal with it.

Again.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: After recent bumps in the road,

Yianni is keen to catch up on the P1.

Hi, Nicco.

You happy with it? NICCO: Yes, sir.

YIANNI: Yeah? NICCO: Yeah.

YIANNI: So everything's done in rose gold?

NICCO: Yeah. YIANNI: Yeah.

I'm really pleased with the bonnet.

The hardest panel actually looks the best.

I'm actually really pleased with that.

NARRATOR: The brothershave overcome the challenge

of the P1's bonnet.

But they're anxious the rear spoiler

will test even their skills.

Access is a huge problem for the wrappers.

When they put the spoiler up,it's going to take up quickly.

YIANNI: The screws.

All right.

Well, take them off.

I've got to do it to makeNicco and Mark's life easier.

If the job goes wrong, it's going

be a massive problem for me.

If my client decides to post on social media

and say that we've done a bad job,

I'm actually finished here.

And we're watch Pav like a hawk.

Are you ready?

PAV: I'm ready.

I tell you what you can do for me.

Hold this bag for me.

YIANNI: What, for when I'm sick?

Tape over.

YIANNI: Do you usually putno masking tape, no nothing?

Just straight for the kill?

PAV: Straight for the kill, bro.

OK. - All right.

So, careful, because that's now moving.

I don't want it touching any of the paintwork.

PAV: And there you go. She's off.

YIANNI: Screw in here.

[sighing] Let me see.

Wow. Look, carbon.

PAV: Carbon.

There's no carbon.

So this part here is God knows how much.

Treat them like children, OK?

All right.

So where's this going to go now?

PAV: Give that to me.

YIANNI: No, no, no.I don't want it out there.

I don't want it out there.

I want it to stay in here with the car,

because nothing should be taken anywhere-- no.

No, Pav.

You can't just put it out there on a shelf.

It's out of the way.

YIANNI: Put it on something soft.

There you go, cloth.

There you go, Nicco.

Cloths.

I want four cloths.

Man, I'm treating this car like it's gold.

PAV: Cool.

YIANNI: You've gottaremember, the customer doesn't

know I've taken these off.

I'm going to tell him--

one day in the near future.

I never felt so involved.

PAV: Do you want to take a screw off, Yan?

YIANNI: No.

I'm happy just holding the bag.

If it went wrong, the customer would be like,

I told you not to take nothing off the car.

You didn't listen to what I said.

And we took it off.

[laughing]

I can't believe you did that.

[laughing]

[hands slap]

[laughing]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: The flaws Bert spottedon the Merc have been sorted.

It gets a clean bill of health before hand over.

But the complex wrap on theP1 is still painfully slow.

YIANNI: What are you lot looking at?

MARK: There's a problem in the corner.

OK.

What's wrong with it?

MARK: Some few stretch marks on it.

YIANNI: [inhaling] Obviouslyit's a massive stretch mark.

What was that?

Where you've pulled it over too much?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

YIANNI: And too much heat?

Yeah, because it's too muchtension in this part here.

YIANNI: What's this? About two meters?

MARK: Two meters.

YIANNI: [laughing] That'san expensive stretch mark,

isn't it? - Yeah.

YIANNI: And the customer'scoming tomorrow.

This car has to be fullychecked, fully bullet proofed,

before you lot leavetoday, because if it's not,

I'm going to have a problemin front of the customer.

[MUSIC - LAURIE BURGESS, "WE GOT THAT BEAT"]

[SINGING] Oh-oh, oh oh oh.

We-- we-- we like to tear it down.

NARRATOR: Having dodgedthe bullet on the bonnet,

Yianni will have to dig deepand replace this 200 pounds

a meter exclusive wrap.

Why is it so costly?

Because it's made of fourlayers and very tough.

We're going to show you how is this vinyl.

We're going to play tug of war.

You ready, Mark? [grunting]

[MUSIC - LAURIE BURGESS, "WE GOT THAT BEAT"]

[SINGING] We-- we-- we like to tear it down.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: It's an importantfew days of client collections.

First, the C 63 with its low-key custom makeover.

YIANNI: Anton? - Hey, yeah.

Hello, baby. How are you?

How's it going, bro?

Hey, what have you done?

Nice?

Looks wicked, mate.

Looks wicked.

So what did you do?

YIANNI: Tinted the windows,chrome to gloss black--

ANTON: Yeah.

YIANNI: And we've done the letters

and badges all to gloss black.

So we pretty much[inaudible] the chrome bits.

We left the original color factory,

and obviously the wheels.

Love everything.

Little details has lifted it right up.

Absolutely love it. YIANNI: It's a 507?

ANTON: Yeah.

YIANNI: So it's not no normal C 63.

You've obviously upgradedto a big boy whip now.

ANTON: This is another level up.

Over 500 bright, and the sound is unbelievable.

It's a wicked car, mate.

You're obviouslymaking some serious money

now, to have a 507, mate.

Nearly as much as you, mate.

BOTH: [laughing]

- Not quite. - I love it.

Not quite.

Well listen, I'm really pleased with it.

I hope you're happy with it.

Absolutely happy with it.

Love it, love it, love it.

And I just can't wait to drive it.

- There's your key. - Yeah.

Thank you very much, bro.

- My pleasure.- I'll shout at you soon.

I'll see you soon, yeah?

[engine roaring]

[music playing]

NICCO: Let's see it.

NARRATOR: The P1 has beenone tough nut to crack.

It's all hands on deck toget this shimmering beauty

over the finish line.

McLaren P1 for two million.

No pressure, Mike.

It's only the final piece of the puzzle.

Do you know which way it goes on?

No.This is why I'm [inaudible].

Do you know what?

I was looking, thinking this guy doesn't

know which way it goes on.

YIANNI: I'll do the final touch.

Go on then.

Go for it.

YIANNI: Yes!

And this is why I'm the boss.

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Judgment day on the P1.

It's globe trotting owner Parim sends Sophia

to collect his pride and joy.

Hey, Sophia. How are you?

I'm good. How are you.

You well? You OK?

Are you well? - Yeah.

I'm really good.

Has he been on the phone to you at all?

I spoke to him probably just a few days ago.

YIANNI: OK.

SOPHIA: I'm a little bit nervous, only because I

know what his expectations are.

I'm real, real nervous.

One, because it is a P1 andit's 2.2 million pounds.

Two, it is rose gold.

It is chrome.

That vinyl was an absolute nightmare.

The boys had to work so, so hard.

And obviously, the fact that we couldn't

strip anything off the carmade it 100 times worse.

[inhaling]

Can I see it?

[music playing]

YIANNI: I'm going to bring it out.

Are you ready?

I'm ready.

[engine revving]

YIANNI: Are you sure?

Yes.

YIANNI: Let me go and get it.

[music playing]

[engine revving]

Oh, my god.

Oh, that is so [inaudible].

[MUSIC - ROB BAGSHAW, "ONE AND ONLY"]

[SINGING] It's my life, but they can't--

I'm the one and only.

I've been around the world.

What do you think?

SOPHIA: Perfect.

That looks so nice.

It's just literally like a big sheet of gold.

But at the end of day, it's not my car.

YIANNI: OK.

So I really think weshould give Parim a call.

YIANNI: Wow.

I don't know if I want tophone him or you phone him.

[phone ringing]

[laughs] I'm actually nervous.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Hello.

Hi, Parim.

How are YouPARIM [ON PHONE]: I'm all right.

How are you?

I'm nervous.

Sophia reckons you'll love it.

Are you ready?

PARIM [ON PHONE]: I am.

Here you go.

I'm flipping it round now.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: OK.

YIANNI: Here we go.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Wow.

Oh, my god.

[laughing] My god, I don't even recognize it,

but it's incredible.

It's amazing, Yianni.

YIANNI: Are you Happy

PARIM [ON PHONE]: I can'twait to see it in the flesh.

So I've got a little confession to make.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Uh-oh.

What is that?

OK, so I know I said to you I wouldn't

take anything off except forthe McLaren badge on the bonnet.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Yeah.

And I had to do this.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: OK.

It wasn't anything massive.

It wasn't a wing mirror.

It wasn't a spoiler.

It was literally these tinylittle panels here, just

to help my guys a little bit.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Yeah.

YIANNI: The guys were really on me,

and they were already struggling, because it

was such a hard car to wrap.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: OK. That's fine.

It's done now.

I was a bit nervous.

I ain't gonna lie.

But I'm so glad you're happy.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Yeah, well,listen, it's a sunny day.

Why don't you take it for a spin?

I'm not there.

Someone needs to drive it.

[laughing] Oh, I'm going to take it out.

Thank you so, so much. And I'll see you soon.

PARIM [ON PHONE]: Thanks.Bye, Yianni.

I'm driving the car. I'll see you later.

SOPHIA: OK.

[laughing] Wow.

[engine revving]

Woohoo-hoo-hoo!

Wow.

I'm in Parim's rose gold P1 McLaren.

I've driven Bugattis, I'vedriven normal McLarens,

I've driven Ferraris, but I've never

driven a car of this value.

And this is a Hypercar.

Wow, it's hot.

I need to open a window.

Whoo!

This car gets a serious amount of love.

You've got this guy revving next to me.

[laughing]

Do you want to race?

You might win.

I'm actually too scared to drive.

Go!

[music playing]

[engine revving]

YIANNI: Parim has alreadyseen this on FaceTime,

but he hasn't got any idea how good this

is going to be in real life.

I'm honored that I'veput the wrap on this car.

It is a special, special vehicle.

[MUSIC - DEREK LEWARS AND JEAN LUC LABASSE, "AROUND WE GO"]

[SINGING] Oh, oh, oh oh oh.

Go!

I'm high, you're low, I neverknow how you're going be.

We're not gonna jumble, soaround we go, around we go,

'cause we know what we're made of.

So around we go, around we go.

[music playing]