this would be my SS/SC first time in the winter.. should i undercoat it??

 

I'm getting my TC undercoated soon, if that helps your decision. They use an ass-ton of salt in the winter up here, so it's a good idea.

 

yes that does help and answers my question.. they use a **** load here to** i just wanted to make sure this was a good thing to do thats all** ty for your help**

 

thats my job to undercoat cars and yess deffinatly do it

 

Absolutely worth it.

 

What's the cost to do this.

I won't be doing it just wondering.

 

I dunno, my cousin does it out of his shop, so I think roughly the cost of a 24. lol

 

We charge $49.95 for a basic under carriage spray, $89.95 to fill the whole car. If you plan on keeping the car for any amount of time it is 100% worth it. I see cars come in every day that haven't gotten under coated ever and EVERYTHING is rusted. Makes it harder to work on not to mention having to deal with holes in the floor and all that good stuff. Make sure you get it under coated before they lay down salt though. If you do it after then make sure you go somewhere that can pressure want the bottom of your car before they spray the undercoating. If not then your doing more harm then good by sealing the salt in.

 

this may be dumb. but do you recommend a car to have undercoat that will not be winter driven. i have driven is one winter (2 winters ago). but now i put the car up for the winter

 

I definitely want to do this. Does anyone know of a place in Northern DE or around the souther philadelphia area?

 

I personaly hate undercoating.
but i am pretty sure you can get a clear stuff that doesnt look really bad on ur car, so if you can get the clear stuff then go for it.

 

I agree with Pykie but it's pretty much a must because of the damn salt Id go with rust check its kinda clear....but they drill holes in your door sills and throw some in there so your rockers last then they plug them....

 

I just finished my car 2 weeks ago with Black rubberized undercoating. Approx. $30 bucks, only bad thing is it's drippy and messy when first applyed, but she hardens up ever so nicely.
Snowin it was tonight coming back across the marsh from Sackville to Amherst. :S

 

doesnt the cobalt have galvanized panels? i know the hood and fenders are at least.

 

where do you go to get it done? i can do it but dont want to ha