that time that thrend > undersealing

A good few people on octane got it done here:

http://www.retrocars-services.com/

They were doing it for €140 (half price) earlier in the year so maybe they'd be open to negotiation.

JAMES VTI S wrote: »

maybe but do you think 275 is very rich to wash under a car and spray seal on it

I think they included fixing up anything small that was needed. A lad I know from an mr2 forum went to these guys and they straightened out a sill that was bent and done a few other things of that ilk.

Well it's a bitch of a job and anyone that's done it has been very happy.

I know someone who did a DIY job. This was his shopping list

One 250ml tub of Kurust €10.99
One 2.5l high pressure tin of waxoyl €25.99
One 5l refill tin of waxoyl €39.99
One 1L tin of hammerite underbody seal €10.99
High pressure sprayer €24.49
Extension probe €6.49
One aerosol of clear waxoyl 400ml €10.99

Took to long replying, was replying to a previous post to give you an idea on costs. You'd spend half the cost on materials alone.

No idea on the sills I'm afraid.

Retro Cars undersealed my Hilux last August and they did a great job, I also got the cavity wax (highly recommended) I have some pre, during and post photos, i'll try and post them up tomorrow

All I can say is that its well worth the price but only if you intend on holding onto the car long term. I wouldn't even attempt to do the underseal job myself, its a awful job. I do plan on stripping the interior and treating the interior floorpan etc myself. TBH the exterior job is probably best done during the summer months.

You need a dry surface on the chassis/body before you apply the underseal so its a job best done when its warmer