Waxoiling the underside of the S
02-12-2009, 01:43 PM
#15
Originally Posted by Gaspode,Feb 12 2009, 02:35 PM
I don't care - It could be Nurby blue colour.... I won't be looking at it that much to be honest.
Just thinking about protecting my baby.
Just thinking about protecting my baby.
Cheers,
RON
02-12-2009, 02:53 PM
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Ron, bolts greased first then underseal. Your car will be fine with no underseal for some time but your bolts will seize in a few weeks of sitting in the wet 
02-13-2009, 02:15 AM
#19
Originally Posted by Boab01,Feb 12 2009, 03:53 PM
Ron, bolts greased first then underseal. Your car will be fine with no underseal for some time but your bolts will seize in a few weeks of sitting in the wet
Cheers,
RON
02-13-2009, 03:25 AM
#20
I almost cried when I had to take mine out last wekend as their's so much salt on the roads.
I would like to get it treated not sure if I like waxoil though. Do they mask of things like the exhaust or just coat the whole thing? I would trust Chris to do it and might get it done at the same time as my next geo and perhaps a drop and new KWs
I know there are alternative products that also help soundproof / deaden the road noise a bit.
I've already had to spray a number of bolts and fixing under the bonnet with clear waxoil (which is not clear) because they were starting to turn white or orange.
I would like to get it treated not sure if I like waxoil though. Do they mask of things like the exhaust or just coat the whole thing? I would trust Chris to do it and might get it done at the same time as my next geo and perhaps a drop and new KWs
I know there are alternative products that also help soundproof / deaden the road noise a bit.
I've already had to spray a number of bolts and fixing under the bonnet with clear waxoil (which is not clear) because they were starting to turn white or orange.