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So I'm thinking about getting the new STX oil undercoated. It seems to be the only treatment that works around here. The only reason I'm on the fence is that it's messy for a couple of days after it's done. I'm surprised it's still legal. They drill extra holes to apply new hydraulic oil with a wand and put rubber plugs in when they're done. It costs about $50 and should be done annually during a dry spell in late summer or early fall.
The type of undercoating you are talking about sounds exactly like the one I used to do for people when I worked at the shop (about 10 years ago). The mess is my least favorite part...which is why I was hoping to hear good things about less messy types...oh well!
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