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Old 07-13-2004, 02:16 PM
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Does anyone have information about vehicle undercoating. Is it a good way to reduce road noise, or is it an expensive gimmick? Anyone had it done and have before/after feedback? Thanks

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Todays vehicles are zinc coated for rust protection and if you look, the warrenty for rust is at least 5 years on most vehicles.
Plus most aftermarket undercoatings chip or fall off after a certain amount of time and you have to pay to have them recoated.
I wouldn't waste my money.
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