Preparation
Classic preparation may include trim removal, cleaning, wire brushing, air needling, local blasting, rust conversion, seam sealer checks and repair advice before any underseal.
Sympathetic rust proofing for classic cars where originality, repair history, seam condition and future inspections matter.
Classic cars often carry decades of repairs, old underseal, seam sealer, filler, previous Waxoyl and hidden corrosion. A careful inspection is needed before deciding how much to remove, repair and protect.
Owners usually want the vehicle preserved rather than hidden under a thick black coat. Process photographs, paperwork and annual inspection support the history file.
Each vehicle type gets a practical treatment plan rather than a quick black coating over existing corrosion.
Classic preparation may include trim removal, cleaning, wire brushing, air needling, local blasting, rust conversion, seam sealer checks and repair advice before any underseal.
Products may include rust converters, epoxy or primer systems, Dinitrol-style underseal, cavity wax, Waxoyl-type products, stone chip or Raptor-style protection where appropriate.
Heated cavity wax or suitable corrosion inhibitor is used where hidden seams, sills, box sections and rails hold moisture.
Annual inspections are especially useful when the vehicle tours, goes off-road, sits through winter or carries long-term restoration value.
It should not. The point of the assessment is to find corrosion, failed coating and weak metal before protection is applied.
Yes. Process photos and paperwork can help show what was inspected, prepared and treated.
Yes. Annual checks help spot damage, top up cavity wax and keep a record of the underside condition.
Pop in for a free underside assessment or call the workshop to talk through the condition of your car, 4x4, camper, van or classic.