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Truck Undercoating

tslrock

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Looking to see what everyone thinks about the value of undercoating and potential reviews of installers. I am located in eastern PA and rust is a thing out here. I have a quote from a Line-X dealer in Quakertown to do the spray in bedliner for 650, and for an extra 750 to do a full ValuGard undercoating.

Does anyone have experience with this process? Is there a possibility the undercoat can mess up my paint or any thing else, like say gunking up electrical connectors?
 

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I had never heard of that brand before now. They certainly make it sound good on their site.
 

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Curious if this would void the warranty? (also in PA)
 

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Myself as well, I know they atomize one of the products inside the panels, and in a place like the door, not sure if that would have any effect on the speakers or other moving parts
 
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I had a place do the Woolwax coating for me, cost $299 +tax here , my understanding is moisture can still trap under a coating and could cause issues, decided to go this route
 

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I personally would use a product like Woolwax, rubberized coatings will trap moisture, not sure I would do linex on the under body either, any place it was not applied correctly, and it peels will hold moisture.
 

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I personally would use a product like Woolwax, rubberized coatings will trap moisture, not sure I would do linex on the under body either, any place it was not applied correctly, and it peels will hold moisture.
I don't think OP was having Linex on under-body, that's just where they were also doing rustproof.
 

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I don't think OP was having Linex on under-body, that's just where they were also doing rustproof.
You are correct, it is a different solvent based coating. The process looks legit, they need the truck for 3/4 days to do a full clean, rust inhibitor, and then the coating.
 

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