WHO CAN UNDERSEAL AND WAX PROPERLY, ANY RECOMENDATIONS?

[kamalsrana]

Hi, just want to get this done before winter kicks in fully.

Do you know anyone who can do a proper job? And use good materials?

Cheers

 

[sae70]

This is the only company I've ever seen advertising a waxing service http://www.before-n-after.co.uk/ never used them just read about them. Hope that this helps you

 

[SimonD]

Julian Voelcker did mine while carrying out a deep service. Used Dinitrol as better than Waxoyl as it dries to a wax rather than staying sticky [mostly].

 

[kamalsrana]

Hi, thanks for that.

Did you do the undersealing by yourself, is it possible without too much sophisticate equipment?

Me and my son can do a lot of DIY, I have never attempted to underseal though ever.

Thanks

 

[SimonD]

Others have certainly done it on the forum - search on wax. I asked Julian to do mine as the truck had a lot of superficial rust following sitting in a sea container back from Capetown with previous owners. My rationale was to get it done propoerly first and then I can do the following coats when needed. It isn't especially technical, just messy. One of the Dinitrol sprays goes into cavities well and wicks and the other seals the underside - I can get the numbers if you need them.

 

[kamalsrana]

Please get me the numbers mate.

I have 4 vehicles that need doing.

Cheers

 

[SimonD]

For the underbody use Dinitrol 4941MB underbody wax and for cavities Dinitrol 31250 Cavity Wax. JulianV seemed to use 6 litres and 4 litres respectively. Dinitrol info and contacts here

 

[Ecoman]

Don't try and waxoyl on a gravel driveway. Ended up costing £60 for 2 large tubs of treatment, a weekends work and £200 for 4 tons of pink granite chuckies when the missus saw the mess