Rustproofing
10-19-2009, 05:34 PM
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Rustproofing
Hey everyone,
I was curious as to whether or not it's too late to have my 2002 CL600 rustproofed? For that matter, does it even need to be rustproofed? I suspect that the manufacturing of CL-Class cars uses high-grade metal components. Also, I live in mild part of the country (Arkansas) and I don't live near any major body of water. Are these sufficient enough? I figured I might as well address the issue now, if need be, rather than waiting till it's too late. Prevention is always better than the cure. Thanks for your time.
I was curious as to whether or not it's too late to have my 2002 CL600 rustproofed? For that matter, does it even need to be rustproofed? I suspect that the manufacturing of CL-Class cars uses high-grade metal components. Also, I live in mild part of the country (Arkansas) and I don't live near any major body of water. Are these sufficient enough? I figured I might as well address the issue now, if need be, rather than waiting till it's too late. Prevention is always better than the cure. Thanks for your time.
10-28-2009, 02:13 AM
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rustproofing mean the process of applying rust inhibiting chemicals, waxes or sealers to the underside. not to be confused with undercoating which treats only the underside of the vehicle.
