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Aston Martin DB5 in Switzerland by Tim Wallace Almost everything written about classic car restoration covers the beginning. How to choose a project. How to find a specialist. What to budget, what to weld, what to send away. Very little covers the part that comes afterwards; the morning when the last job on the list is done and the car is simply finished. It is a strange moment. Two years of decisions end at once. Restoration is not a rational activity and never has been: owners routinely spend more on a car than the finished car is worth, because it...

Short answer: with Limited100, you won't pay anything extra at your door. We now ship Delivered Duty Paid (DDP), meaning import duty and applicable taxes are built into the price you pay at checkout; no courier calling for a surprise customs charge before they'll hand over your print. From the UK, delivery is free domestically and from £19 internationally for a print-only tube (£49 for framed) to the US, Canada, and Mexico, with EU delivery typically arriving in as little as 2 working days. The rest of this guide explains how customs actually works generally, so you understand what's being...

Short answer: automotive interest is one of the most common and most reliably identifiable passions among senior executives, founders, and long-standing clients - and one of the most underused gifting angles. A driving experience, a piece of motorsport-heritage kit, or a print tied to a specific marque, model, or era a person actually owns, admires, or grew up with beats a generic hamper at almost any budget, because it's chosen for them, not for the occasion. Most corporate gifting guides treat "car enthusiast" as a niche to squeeze into a generic budget table. It shouldn't be. A gift that reflects...

Short answer: good corporate gifts are personal, useful, or memorable, and proportionate to the relationship. Hampers and branded merchandise work for broad, low-cost gifting; experiences, wellbeing boxes, and quality consumables suit mid-tier client relationships; considered, personal pieces work best for your most valuable clients, top executives, or milestone recognition. The single biggest factor in whether a gift lands isn't budget - it's whether it reflects the person receiving it, which is exactly where most gifting goes wrong. Corporate gifting sits in an odd spot. Get it right and it's remembered for years; it strengthens a client relationship, retains a valued...

Short answer: a print should occupy 60–75% of the available wall width above furniture, and be viewed from a distance roughly 1.5–2x its diagonal measurement. Limited100 works to five standard sizes; A3, A2, A1, A0, and Supersized (1200mm × 2000mm), with custom dimensions available beyond that for wider walls, unusual aspect ratios, or a specific gap you're filling. Sizing is the single most common question we get before someone commits to a purchase, and it's the right question to ask. A print that's too small on a large wall looks like an afterthought. One that's too large for a modest...