WR1 Owners Club

What products would you recommend for a Range Rover with Buckingham Blue paint (navy to the rest of us)?

Is it metalic or solid and do you know the condition of the paintwork?

some petrol and a match...

Clark wrote:Is it metalic or solid and do you know the condition of the paintwork?

It is metalic. There are some swirls in the paint. I'll do the best correction I can with a PC. I'm not after perfection as it is a daily car and the closer I get to perfection the less I'll want to "USE" it... if you know what I mean. I'll save all my effort for the WR1 and wifes car.

wr1.305 wrote:some petrol and a match...

Here's some petrol and a match:- ...

"Fook me, almost a complete sentence." Well done

Now we on the WR1oc have taught sentence construction to your good self, we can now move onto capitals. Next week we will look at punctuation - and I don't mean a flat tyre.

Once you've corrected it i'd probably go with the likes of Blackfire Wet Diamond Sealant, it works well on that kind of colour and it's a piece of piss to use which is handy on a car that size. If you're feeling flush you can always spend another £40 on the wax which will increase durability and darken the paint down more too

Have you got any pics of the car? I might have some similair coloured cars with the Blackfire applied that i could show you?

I'll post the only picture I have of the car in a minute...

Just going to look at the Blackfire sealant you are talking about. Something quick and easy would be good. I was thinking about putting Zymol on it and then regualarly using a sealant for ease. Would this work ok?

You can top a sealant with a wax (although the only wax that will go over the Wet Diamond is the Midnight Sun wax, that's why it was designed) but you generally cant top a wax with a sealant.

If you wanted to go with the Zymol, you could just top the protection up with Field Glaze. A few of our customers do this after every wash and i'm always amazed at how much it seems to boost durability

We went for a play in the hills of Buxton and Derbyshire. Granted the photo of the car is a little weak!!


My little girl wanted to say a cheeky hello too.

EH 1 Bro you brought a RR

give me first refusal if you have.....when you sell

Yes mate... you'll love it. Already had it remapped too.