Undersealing Service for the Winter


jordan101

jordan101

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Alright lads and ladys

As winter fast approaches again i always offer my services for undersealing. A lot of members will have already had there cars undersealed by me so feel free to post experiences for anyone interested in getting this done.

I offer a discount to fourm members, and have attached prices below:

£160 for any large cars e.g Mercedes, Bmw, Volkswagen etc

£125 for ek9s, jordans, integras, egs etc

Both these prices include wash before and after underseal, rub down of underside and arches, waxoil of both front and rear arches as well as the underside of the car.

I can also take pictures of the different stages for any members who which to add these to there dossiers or build threads.

If anyone requires any further information or would like to book feel free to fire me a pm and i will be happy to help

thanks for reading :win:

Also just to add for anyone coming from down south, up north etc there is a train station 2 minutes walk from my work so you can nip into town while i do the car and i will collect you from the station and bring you back to the showroom
 
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Whats the postcode so I can get a good idea of driving time. Also, how long does it take?

Cheers
 
Scottek said:
Whats the postcode so I can get a good idea of driving time. Also, how long does it take?

Cheers
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hi mate, postcode is g73 l1x

it takes around 2-3 hours however im sure you will get lost in the showroom of cars haha
 
Good price bud - would take this up if I wasn't at the other end of the country :)
 
Same but I am RIGHT at the other end of the country lol
 
Might give you a shout, do younremove the previous layer/s of underseal first?
 
Jrdn92 said:
Might give you a shout, do younremove the previous layer/s of underseal first?
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no problem mate, we wire brush the underisde of the car and the arches. although it is always good if the car has only been undersealed once to keep the original as this acts as a good sealer for the new waxoil and offers further protection. i undersealed my jordan twice a year and never had any rust issues and was the same with my old evo
 
Good idea mate, someone should offer same service down south aswell.
 
I just did mine yesterday, despite being reeally really messy I quite enjoyed it. Ground away any rusty patches (where the cage was welded to floor), primed a couple of times etc.

Can tell my car had it done in the past, was really really solid underneath! :nice:

Cheers for the tips jordan (I read over yours posts)
 
Wazer said:
I just did mine yesterday, despite being reeally really messy I quite enjoyed it. Ground away any rusty patches (where the cage was welded to floor), primed a couple of times etc.

Can tell my car had it done in the past, was really really solid underneath! :nice:

Cheers for the tips jordan (I read over yours posts)
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nice one mate :) glad to hear u got it sorted.

messy is an understatement my fiancee says i get more on me than the car sometimes haha
 
jordan101 said:
nice one mate :) glad to hear u got it sorted.

messy is an understatement my fiancee says i get more on me than the car sometimes haha
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haha, so so true. Was my first time doing it, and on the first spray the trigger jammed in! I was like ohhh Sh*& - whist getting covered, good fun though lol.
 
I'm letting mines rust this year dan :p anything to encourage me to reshell lol.

Most of the underseal is still holding strong anyway so your services won't be disappointing. Just puttin it out there :)
 
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