New roof - well the back bit really....
New roof - well the back bit really....
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kevincox

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68 posts

201 months

Tuesday 9th November 2010
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Currently have a blue roof on a Stamist Blue 500 with magnolia interior (stunning combination IMHO) - hoever, am seriously considering getting a Surrey roof in black mohair.

Just need to change the rear folding section - am based in Oxon, who would you recommend for the work on the rear section, and should I get the Surrey first and then match the mohair or........

All advise welcome and thanks in advance!!!

KC

MPoxon

5,329 posts

202 months

Tuesday 9th November 2010
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kevincox said:
Currently have a blue roof on a Stamist Blue 500 with magnolia interior (stunning combination IMHO) - hoever, am seriously considering getting a Surrey roof in black mohair.

Just need to change the rear folding section - am based in Oxon, who would you recommend for the work on the rear section, and should I get the Surrey first and then match the mohair or........

All advise welcome and thanks in advance!!!

KC
Roger does do the Surrey roofs in blue which will match your existing roof or was you looking to change the roof the black as a preference?

kevincox

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68 posts

201 months

Wednesday 10th November 2010
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Am thinking of changing the whole roof to black - the blue is very jaded (I know Renovo would help), and I do like black roofs.

Johno

8,593 posts

311 months

Wednesday 10th November 2010
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Roger will use whatever material you want, ideally you would use someone for your back section who can liase with Roger on the material used and then both sections will match.

I used Gary Creasey to do mine and he was brilliant. He also did my carpets along with the roof, I then got my SFR made up in black and it's close enough as both are new. My roof always looks a different colour to the back section as it's hardly ever on the car, where as the rear section sees 8k miles or so a year of daylight, the roof section doesn't get a 1/10th of that . .