Ziebart's Rust-Proofing?
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Ziebart's Rust-Proofing?
I was thinking of taking my truck there to get some serious undercoating done as I use my 250 for plowing. I did some searches on Google and have heard some good stuff and some bad. For instance, they drill holes in panel to shoot the stuff in. Now I'm not crazy about that, but I figure people here are pretty knowledgeable, so has anyone had it done?
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My Excursion is Ziebarted. While they may have drilled holes, they plugged them very well. I don't see where that would be come and issue later down the road.
I've had all the door panels off and they did a very good job. The undercarriage looks like new even after 4 years and 72K miles.
My local dealer does all of the new cars he sells. He adds $495 to the bottom line for it. Not sure what it costs to have it done but given your intended use, I would recommend it.
I've had all the door panels off and they did a very good job. The undercarriage looks like new even after 4 years and 72K miles.
My local dealer does all of the new cars he sells. He adds $495 to the bottom line for it. Not sure what it costs to have it done but given your intended use, I would recommend it.
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My Excursion is Ziebarted. While they may have drilled holes, they plugged them very well. I don't see where that would be come and issue later down the road.
I've had all the door panels off and they did a very good job. The undercarriage looks like new even after 4 years and 72K miles.
My local dealer does all of the new cars he sells. He adds $495 to the bottom line for it. Not sure what it costs to have it done but given your intended use, I would recommend it.
I've had all the door panels off and they did a very good job. The undercarriage looks like new even after 4 years and 72K miles.
My local dealer does all of the new cars he sells. He adds $495 to the bottom line for it. Not sure what it costs to have it done but given your intended use, I would recommend it.
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From: W. Wisc
My Excursion is Ziebarted. While they may have drilled holes, they plugged them very well. I don't see where that would be come and issue later down the road.
I've had all the door panels off and they did a very good job. The undercarriage looks like new even after 4 years and 72K miles.
My local dealer does all of the new cars he sells. He adds $495 to the bottom line for it. Not sure what it costs to have it done but given your intended use, I would recommend it.
I've had all the door panels off and they did a very good job. The undercarriage looks like new even after 4 years and 72K miles.
My local dealer does all of the new cars he sells. He adds $495 to the bottom line for it. Not sure what it costs to have it done but given your intended use, I would recommend it.
BTW I have no opinion on Ziebart. Never used them so far,but I am curious.
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He has salt in the air every day of the year. Trust me I lived by the beach (2 miles away) and you could touch a piece of metal and a few weeks later you could see a rusted finger print.
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