*Protective film fogged inside of all body panel cavities, door shells, trunk lids & hood undersides
Tips after you coat
The products are thinned in mineral spirits to be sprayable. It will smell for a week or two. Don’t park in the garage
No high pressure undercarriage washes for 1 month to allow full cure
If you see any overspray that we missed, WD40 works great!
Annual touch ups only take about 15 minutes while you wait
We obviously cannot guarantee that metal will never succumb to nature but we will touch up and reseal any areas necessary and even spray components that have been replaced.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to wait to wash my vehicle after an undercoat?
You can wash your vehicle immediately however we ask that you do not use a pressure washer or take it through a car wash with an undercarriage pressure wash for a month.
What do you do it if it’s raining/snowing the day I bring my vehicle?
We take a couple different approaches regarding vehicle prep. First, if your vehicle is new enough to not have corrosion set in then there is not going to be a porous base that traps moisture deeply. Typically, a walk around with a compressed air gun is all it takes to get the droplets and sediment pockets cleared out. Then, our product is applied at 140 psi and you can see it just displace any remaining dampness as it coats. Should you have a bunch of mud, muck, slush or heavy scaling built up then we will have to modify our approach because coating any of those will result in a quick failure! From descaling to fresh water rinse outs, we can handle it all. Of course we do strongly encourage customers to bring us vehicles as clean as possible!
Do you have a Light Duty Package?
We don't offer a light duty package, but there is a do-it-yourself option. This is non-professional use. It works great but there is a very high reapplication rate. You can use Fluid Film, WD-40, used motor oil, etc…
