Best underseal in a can?
Best underseal in a can?
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DanielJames

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7,543 posts

198 months

Thursday 13th November 2014
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Afternoon.

I've just picked up an Integra DC5 and want to make sure it's undersealed properly for winter.

Any recommendations on products that are easy to use at home?

Cheers
Dan

tr7v8

7,623 posts

258 months

Thursday 13th November 2014
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The Bilt Hamber products win all the awards, also nice people to deal with.

anonymous-user

84 months

Thursday 13th November 2014
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Faust66

2,417 posts

195 months

Thursday 13th November 2014
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I use Bilt Hamber UB - comes in a big 750ml aerosol can or you can get it in 'paint can' sized tins to brush on. Excellent product IMO and I wouldn't use anything else (had bad experiences with waxoyl on previous cars and I'll never use it again).

I'd also recommend the Dynax S50 cavity wax.

anonymous-user

84 months

Thursday 13th November 2014
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r-kid said:
Thanks for posting those. I'm surprised at the good Waxoyl performance.

Gilhooligan

2,221 posts

174 months

Thursday 13th November 2014
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Check out Dinitrol. Been on my car 2 years and is still fine.

Pete Eroleum

278 posts

217 months

Thursday 13th November 2014
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Whatever you use make sure it's clear or at least semi-transparent so you can see what's going
on underneath and catch any potential problems early.

cat220

2,762 posts

245 months

Monday 17th November 2014
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I recently done the underside of my dc2 with por15...

http://www.por15.com/Rust-Preventive-Coating_c_11....

Very easy to apply, just don't get it on your skin as its a pig to get off.

Depthhoar

691 posts

158 months

Monday 17th November 2014
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Pete Eroleum said:
Whatever you use make sure it's clear or at least semi-transparent so you can see what's going
on underneath and catch any potential problems early.
/\ /\ This makes a lot of sense.

I used this stuff on my M5 to good effect, which is also translucent:

http://www.commaoil.com/passenger-vehicles/product...

Unlike Waxoyl it forms a proper skin which isn't greasy when dry and doesn't rub off when you run your fingers over it.

PhillipM

6,564 posts

219 months

Monday 17th November 2014
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As otheers have said, BH Dynax