We Know. The Weather Isn't as Nice as We Are

Here's How It Works
There is a difference between undercoating and rustproofing. For full long-term protection against the elements, most people opt for both when it comes to protecting their vehicle all year round.
Vehicle Undercoating
APPLIED TO THE:
Frame, Floor Pan, Fender Liners, Fuel Lines, Gas Lines, Gas Tank
Vehicle Rust Proofing
APPLIED IN THE:
Cavaties of doors, Cavaties of hood, Front fenders, Rear quarter panels, Inside from channel, Inside rocker panels, Firewall, Inside engine, Shock tower, Radiator support, Beams and welds
VEHICLE UNDERCOATING
Canadian roads and weather conditions are hard on your vehicle. Deep puddles, uneven pavement, loose gravel, and road salt can all shorten the life of your vehicle’s undercarriage.
Vehicle undercoating protection is specially formulated to preserve a car’s most vulnerable, high-impact areas. It seals out moisture and protects against road salt. Because of its pliability, it won’t crack, peel or chip.
VEHICLE RUST PROOFING
Your new vehicle or RV has to battle the wear and tear of our harsh Canadian climate. Strong UV rays, extreme heat or cold, snow and ice, rain and humidity, road salt, and pollutants can harm your car’s beauty and its functions.
Put away the rust from your automobile. Contact Durham Autohaus for the expert vehicle rust proofing services in Pickering.
Vehicle Rust Proofing and Undercoating Maintenance
Give your ride the best shot at a rust-free life by following a few simple steps after your treatment. For the first 48 hours, avoid driving on gravel roads or through heavy rain to let the coating settle properly. And for the first couple of weeks, hold off on pressure washing those treated areas—like your wheel wells and engine compartment—so the product can fully harden. Drying times may vary based on thickness, temperature, and other factors, but once it’s set, your undercoating does the work for you—no extra maintenance needed.
KEEP IT STRONG: While our rust-proofing treatment is built to last, we recommend a touch-up every two years to keep it in peak condition. A little routine maintenance goes a long way in ensuring your car stays protected, corrosion-free, and ready for anything the road (or the weather) throws at it.
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