Waxoyl 5092951 026 Underbody Seal Tin, 500 ml

From the screw driver prying the lid off, to the chemical smell as I dab the end of the brush bristles in the shiny black oily wax underseal, this just brings back all the memories of my first 2 cars, both Datsuns, one a 280ZX, which had a bad reputation for rust back in the day. This seemed to slow down the deterioration in the sills, chassis rails, floor pans, wheel arches and door bottoms. Also used on the underside of new wings/fenders. Happy to use on my new car when and where the original rubberised under finish has come off. Alot easier and less messy than spraying with a rattle can job. Love this stuff, performance is great and a tin lasts for many years from past experience. Good value for money.

great product

I highly recommend this product for under sealing your vehicle. I always mixed mine with black heat resistance gasket sealant and a small amount of paint thinners. I always find it goes along way and lasts for years. Stopped all the salt and grit that causes rust developing. My car is a old ford fiesta mk6, most old fords are known for rusting underneath. Your vehicle may look good on the outside, but what is it like underneath ?? Especially back brake pipes !

Easy to apply

Easy to use. Works as expected

Famous brand of underseal which was the best at the time 40 years ago and still does a great job. Used it to underseal the arches and sills on my camper. Recommend.

Nothing to dislike easy to apply and when dry looks great to give a strong defence against water ingress.

Fairly easy to apply, much better if you can hire a ramp or an inspection pit, I hired a ramp after the first day and the application was much better, good product quite a high odour and greasy. Too early to say if it actually works, but looks as though it should. The issue with our roads and salt makes the underbody susceptible to rust and corrosion, not an issue we have encountered before as we have mainly bought Swedish cars, that tend to have an under tray and the Swedes tend to pack and/or blow the snow and then we lived in Spain for over ten years where the farmers used to clear the occasional snow and ice.