Krown Rustproofing

$140? Not bad at all. The underneath of my car looks like John's Stillen exhaust:)

Andrew I am semi interested in doing this.
 
$140 isn't too bad I agree. I know there has been discussions saying that people are satisfied with it and all, but what exactly is it, just a coating that prevents rust or corrosion? Once a year application? Will it last all winter? just confused as to what it is they actually use to "rust proof"
 
you need the gun, a compressor, a few nozzles & the materials. also need a way to cut the holes & the right sized plugs. it will cost you way more than the $140 to do the first one. if you do it yourself then personally, instead of drilling holes I'd probably want to remove panels where practical. a lot of holes could be eliminated if your not trying to do the whole job in 45 minutes ;)
 
This is why I didn't do it. A shop by me does this and I didn't want a bunch of holes with plugs. Just doesn't seem right. Plus our cars are setup from factory with rustproofing underneath. I see a 2004 FXs that look great with no rust. I'm not really worried. My cobra started rusting at about 12 years so then I sold it and got the FX. Best decision I made! If it didn't start rusting, maybe I wouldn't have sold it!
 
So I can't just buy a can of rustoleum and spray like crazy underneath my car=) Kidding... but it has come across my mind to tape things off carefully and go crazy.... Rust has already started so would have a lot of naval jelly work which is way too time consuming for me to do.
 
blueduck1105 said:
I like that option more. However didnt people say a lot of the rust starts from inside

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If you are keeping the car for more than 5 or 6 years then I think it's a good idea to have the complete job done, but I figured I was keeping my FX for 3 or 4 years then getting another, so I opted for just rustproofing the undercarriage..
 
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