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Terryb



Member Since: 26 Oct 2015
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Can anyone recommend someone to under seal a defender90 Leeds Huddersfield area. Cheers
Post #476196 25th Nov 2015 8:54pm
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Windowlicker



Member Since: 24 Aug 2014
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United Kingdom 2011 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 HT Stornoway Grey
Might be worth having a chat with Joe and Steph @ JAS landrover, they are based just outside Pocklington near York.
http://www.jas-lr.co.uk

See this post about my experiences with them Thumbs Up
http://www.defender2.net/forum/topic38874.html

They offer Dinitrol protection , it is a 2 day application , clean , prepare, mask , then apply.....

Not a silly amount either , ( cost wise) relative to the work involved, never mind the cost of the product.

The wife's Disco is going in shortly to be done, it's a nasty mucky job, but with someone paying attention to the nooks and crannies, and carefully masking all paint etc.
It's far less stressful when you leave it with someone you trust, than someone just blathering everything with it, and leaving you with lots of cleaning and rectifying issues when you get it home Crying or Very sad

Peace of mind knowing it's protected for many winters to come, is one less thing to worry about Thumbs Up

Give them a bell, and see what you think.

Cheers,

Nick. "Procrastination is the thief of time"
Post #476208 25th Nov 2015 9:17pm
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Supacat



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How much was it then?
Post #476245 25th Nov 2015 10:36pm
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Lambley



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Why not just do it yourself, if you've got a compressor and a schutz gun it'll save you a fortune, only do it when it's bone dry though. Give it a few good blasts down underneath with a jet washer, then get under it, dig out all the crud, wash it again then leave it out in the sunshine to dry for a couple of days, then coat it with under seal of your choice.
Post #476246 25th Nov 2015 10:50pm
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Windowlicker



Member Since: 24 Aug 2014
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United Kingdom 2011 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 HT Stornoway Grey
Price wise, jas quoted £375 I think it was, that was for the wife's Disco 3 , which to be fair is probably easier than a Defender , relative to the mass of nooks and crannies and small surface area bits.

Ultimately, if interested , give them a bell, ask what the standard job, standard price is ( assuming there is a specific price, as many want different approaches/end results ) then you can personalise it to suit either budget or specifics.
Don't take it as gospel , as I am guessing rather than stating Mr. Green

Few pics below I pinched off their FB page, here...... https://www.facebook.com/JASLandRoversLtd/

Though as I am not on FB there may be more to look at if you are a member ( if that's how it works Question )

Cheers,

Nick


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 "Procrastination is the thief of time"
Post #476247 25th Nov 2015 10:57pm
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Windowlicker



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I certainly wouldn't be doing it myself this time of year, any washes, singular or multiple simply will not fully dry with low temps and generally damp atmosphere at the moment, at worst you may end up trapping moisture underneath the "protection" layer.
Having a access to a large dry unit/shed is the ideal, and a large hot air heater /blower device, would make it much better for guaranteeing a perfect surface to then layer up the protection. Imo Very Happy "Procrastination is the thief of time"
Post #476248 25th Nov 2015 11:02pm
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leeds



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Four plus 4 in Leeds are closer to you.

However be warned at this time of the year they will want it for a week to allow it to dry properly.

Give Brian a ring on 0113 2438116 Thumbs Up

Brendan
Post #476251 25th Nov 2015 11:24pm
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