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Rustproofing

Alfiemalfie

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Just wondering what other members use to rust proof the underside of their vehicle now we're getting towards that time of year? My Boxster will be garaged for most of the winter but even so there's no harm in giving it a bit of additional protection from the elements I reckon
 
I use Dynax, which is supposed to be 'self-healing'. Very easy to apply in aerosol form. Lanoguard also gets good press, although I haven't tried it yet.
 
Has anyone had it done professionally and if so, any recommendations in the Surrey / Sussex area? Also interested to know what a decent job should cost…
 
Have a google look for Waxoil dealers.
some will clean your chassis using a proper ramp and coat the underside.
Messy job, so imho worth paying to have done.
 

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