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Ive had my arch liners out for nearly a year now, simply needed it for wheel clearance being so low. Now I intend to refit majorly cut versions as best I can, but whats the best way of sealing the arches before I do so?
Any advice?
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Any help guys never done this before dont wanna mess it up
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Clean them well, make sure they're dry and coat them in waxoyl...
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thanks Tom any brand thats best? Also brush or spray?
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Waxoyl is a brand, 'underseal' is its proper name I suppose.
Brush or spray is personal preference.
I've never bothered myself so I can't say which is best lol.
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I get the brush on underseal with waxoyl in. Treats rust and protects. Its only about £20 from motorspares. Could probaly find it cheaper online. Its my personal preference though.
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on my fiesta i cleaned, red oxided, then used under seal 2-3 coats lol