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i know that liven technologies in basildon do it. they was going to do my mates tvr - well they are tvr specialists. they might quote you for it. they quoted him about £200 i think.
i know that liven technologies in basildon do it. they was going to do my mates tvr - well they are tvr specialists. they might quote you for it. they quoted him about £200 i think.
although, i have got a compressor and a grease gun that should do the trick. very very messey though. remember doing my dad's fiesta when i was kid. you'r welcome to borrow them, personally i'd let someone else do it
£80is cheap so make sure that they will give the underside a good propper cleaning first. no point sealing much dirt and moisture between the underseal and floorpan. also make sure they don't get any on the outside paintwork as it's a pita to get off
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£80 should buy you a pi55 poor attempt which will probably cause more harm than good in the long run.
i found the best way for me was to spring a crack in the engine block and then drive around everywhere for the next 3 months without doing anything (othre then topping the oil up every day) that has given me the mother of all underseals...
other than that £200.00 seems to be the going rate. or "DIY"
little bibo will be able to do it for you, i'm sure!!!
A job best left to someone that fancies getting covered in sh1te IMO.
Undersealing is a crap job, id much rather pay someone else to do it, or strip off any remaining underseal and polish the **** off the underside instead
you can have it mate, used some of it to underseal my van after I welded up the crossmember, but should be more than enough to do the scoob, if not I can get you another tin at trade prices mate
you can have it mate, used some of it to underseal my van after I welded up the crossmember, but should be more than enough to do the scoob, if not I can get you another tin at trade prices mate
Cheers mate , Do I just "cake it" like I used to on my Mini's, or do I need a more scientific approach?