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I plan on getting the undercoat, and paint protection done at Uniglass Plus Zeibart. Have any of you guys used em before? They're giving me a great deal, and the undercoat also covers the rear wheel wells. I work in the oil patch, and often find myself on crappy gravel roads.

 

Edit: sorry for posting in wrong forum, still learning where everything is

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I was going to this winter when i got my bed spray lined...they said they had to keep it for 2 days so they could acid wash the undercarriage before applying the undercoating. So i opted to hold off for now.

 

I wasn't to keen on their paint protection and would rather just have it detailed traditionally as the kid informed me that protecting over a "scratched" finish would be useless. Id have to get a full paint correction then apply the protectant.

 

Please post pictures before and after of the undercoating!

 

Also at black friday they have a great deal on gift cert $60gc for $50 and no limit....so i was able to save $50 on my bedliner just an fyi

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Im going to make sure they dont get too crazy with the spray. I don't want them doing my shocks and everything. The paint protection is a new improved version of that 3M stuff that yellowed over time. Its supposed to self heal by applying warm water.

 

I'll be sure to post results, as it seems like not many people do it.

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I got this done on my car, 96 Nissan Maxima. They did a great job. Really clean.

Some overspray but thats expected. Its been probably over 5 years and still holding up

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Thanks Matty, I appreciate the feedback. I'm a little weary of getting anything sprayed on a brand new truck, but I've been told its the bees knees

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I haven't done it yet, sorry. We've been getting hit with snow storms, and then it thaws, making a salty sloppy mess. I'm going to wait until the roads are cleaned up a bit and it stops snowing.

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ok thanks for the reply...just post again when you do get it done...im in the same boat here in worcester,ma...its finally stopped but waiting to see your results before i decide...might even wait till next year after their blackfriday gc sale again

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