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Rust proofing Undercoating Rust proofing and undercoating your vehicle can protect it from corrosion and rust. This is especially important for the undercarriage of your vehicle, which commonly comes into contact with substances such as water, chemicals such as salt, and other dirt and debris from the road. Without some sort of protection, the bottom of your vehicle can rust and corrode, leading to part failure. Before rust proofing or undercoating your undercarriage, you need to consider a few things. Undercoating, This method involves spraying a tar-based substance on the exposed parts of a vehicle's under body. The tar-like undercoating acts as a barrier once it hardens, keeping out moisture, salt, and other substances. This undercoating works best when applied to the undercarriage of a new vehicle. It also requires expert application, or it can crack, letting in moisture. While rust proofing is best applied when you first purchase a new vehicle, you can get undercoating protection for your used vehicle to keep it safe from further exposure to water, dirt, and other substances from the road. And while it will not protect your vehicle from rust already on the under body of your vehicle, you can take steps to halt further corrosion. If you have any questions about whether you should apply an undercoating, ask detailer for guidance. auto undercoating auto rust proofing
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Professional detailing not only restores the sparkle and shine that gives your car that brand new look, it also serves to preserve that glossy finish. During the winter months, it is essential to protect your car from the elements. The cold temperatures, the snow, the ice and the road salt all play a role in threatening the paint.
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Cold weather can wreak havoc on your vehicle.
Don't wait until it freezes - winterize your car or truck
Check Tires: Damaged tires are no match for sleek, slippery roads. Get tires winter-ready by examining for thin or uneven tread wear, which reduces traction and can be very dangerous in winter weather. Cut or damaged sidewalls are also weak areas that can collapse under severe weather conditions.
Remember to check the air pressure before and during winter months to ensure the best traction and mileage. Once your tires are in good shape, apply tire cleaner and coating such as Wax On, Winter Off: Winter weather can dull your car’s paint and shine, making it susceptible to rust and oxidation. To keep your vehicle clean and protected all winter long make sure to thoroughly wax your car before the cold weather hits.
For best results, Wash and follow with Liquid or Paste Wax to protect your vehicles surface from road salt and snow. Concentrate on the lower parts of your car such as behind the wheels, quarter panels, and front grille where ice, snow and salt hit hard and stay the longest.
Care for Your Interior: Winter elements can also cause damage to the inside of your car. When tracked-in mud, slush and snow enter your car, prevent it from staining your interior and keep your floor mats clean.
