Undercoating for winter?
#1
Undercoating for winter?
Hey, do I need to get an undercoating for winter time up in VA?
One person told me heck yes...but than an other said that new car like our come with 100k in corrosion warranty and don't need it?\
Which I doubt.
One person told me heck yes...but than an other said that new car like our come with 100k in corrosion warranty and don't need it?\
Which I doubt.
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RE: Undercoating for winter?
ORIGINAL: cavediver
I wouldn't, most undercoating will breakdown and trap moisture and salt. Just keep your underside cleaned off regularly with a power wash and you'll be fine.
I wouldn't, most undercoating will breakdown and trap moisture and salt. Just keep your underside cleaned off regularly with a power wash and you'll be fine.
~Fletch~
#7
RE: Undercoating for winter?
Well here is the issue with the power washing....there are no car washes (that I have seen) where i live...unbelieveable....in Texas they are everywhere.
In VA I have not seen one!
In VA I have not seen one!
#8
RE: Undercoating for winter?
ORIGINAL: Fletch
How do you power wash the underneath without getting it up on ramps or something?
~Fletch~
ORIGINAL: cavediver
I wouldn't, most undercoating will breakdown and trap moisture and salt. Just keep your underside cleaned off regularly with a power wash and you'll be fine.
I wouldn't, most undercoating will breakdown and trap moisture and salt. Just keep your underside cleaned off regularly with a power wash and you'll be fine.
~Fletch~
#9
RE: Undercoating for winter?
Perfect post, I was just wondering the same exact thing!I live in Ohio and wondered how the winters treated these cars because I was under mineto put on my Flowmaster axle back on and there is a lot of bare sheet metal under there. I plan on keeping my stang for avery longtime and I don't wantto end up with arustang ...
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