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- April 4, 2013 at 8:00 pm #106780FizzleParticipant
Hi, I have a T2 american import which has never had any underseal, underneath the camper is clean. Would anyone be able to help or advise on the best underseal to use? Thanks
April 8, 2013 at 11:39 am #118508stuartParticipantIm not sure about anything
Im not sure about anything specific to VWs but I have always been told by friends in the motor trade that underseal is a bad idea. It can crack and allow water to trap under the seal causing rust. I have used waxoil on a Land Rover which seemed to do a good job (although old Land Rovers have solid chasis which are a bit different from most vans). Another car and land rover dealer I knew swore by old engine oil, but old engine oil can cause skin cancer and is probably a bad idea.April 8, 2013 at 11:39 am #118509stuartParticipantIm not sure about anything
Im not sure about anything specific to VWs but I have always been told by friends in the motor trade that underseal is a bad idea. It can crack and allow water to trap under the seal causing rust. I have used waxoil on a Land Rover which seemed to do a good job (although old Land Rovers have solid chasis which are a bit different from most vans). Another car and land rover dealer I knew swore by old engine oil, but old engine oil can cause skin cancer and is probably a bad idea.April 8, 2013 at 11:39 am #118510stuartParticipantIm not sure about anything
Im not sure about anything specific to VWs but I have always been told by friends in the motor trade that underseal is a bad idea. It can crack and allow water to trap under the seal causing rust. I have used waxoil on a Land Rover which seemed to do a good job (although old Land Rovers have solid chasis which are a bit different from most vans). Another car and land rover dealer I knew swore by old engine oil, but old engine oil can cause skin cancer and is probably a bad idea.April 8, 2013 at 6:00 pm #118514stewart1979Participantyou’d be best getting it wax
you’d be best getting it wax oiledApril 8, 2013 at 6:00 pm #118515stewart1979Participantyou’d be best getting it wax
you’d be best getting it wax oiledApril 8, 2013 at 6:00 pm #118516stewart1979Participantyou’d be best getting it wax
you’d be best getting it wax oiledApril 13, 2013 at 5:35 pm #118518bright sparkParticipantit used to be possible to buy
it used to be possible to buy some stuff called “black wax” which I used to like, seemed like a mixture of both, get any box sections done too if you can, I used to heat up waxoyl, (makes it thinner) and spray it inside hollow sections at high pressure so that the “mist” from it would get pretty much everywhereApril 13, 2013 at 5:35 pm #118520bright sparkParticipantit used to be possible to buy
it used to be possible to buy some stuff called “black wax” which I used to like, seemed like a mixture of both, get any box sections done too if you can, I used to heat up waxoyl, (makes it thinner) and spray it inside hollow sections at high pressure so that the “mist” from it would get pretty much everywhereApril 13, 2013 at 5:35 pm #118522bright sparkParticipantit used to be possible to buy
it used to be possible to buy some stuff called “black wax” which I used to like, seemed like a mixture of both, get any box sections done too if you can, I used to heat up waxoyl, (makes it thinner) and spray it inside hollow sections at high pressure so that the “mist” from it would get pretty much everywhere - AuthorPosts
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