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underseal

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underseal Brit
a coating of a tar or rubber-based material applied to the underside of a motor vehicle to retard corrosion


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I even go as far as to scrape all the sound deadening pads off the floor of the car and remove all underseal, you can also take out all unnecessary wiring, if you are building a race car chances are you are going to take out the airbags, but you will be surprised how many people leave the wiring in and just tape the ends.
Cheap Horse Power by Gavin Drake / Automotive community
Many people have returned the next day to find their car, garage and workshop in ashes because somewhere inside a wing, say, a spot of underseal was still smouldering away when they left work.
WHY BRIGHT SPARKS NEED TO WELD; Project Firenza by The Mirror (London, England)
Before that, however, the body of the camper van was taken along to Dudley to be dipped in acid to remove all the underseal, rust and paint.
Old girl now a VW stunner; Home&Gardens Move over Herbie. Here's ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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