Undersealing Question

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Undersealing Question

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I recently had my van under-sealed. All looks great BUT the rear trailing arms weren't under-sealed. They were left as is...

Would there be a reason for this? I can't think of any and they are getting a bit surface rusting so I thought I'd clean them up with a wire brush and paint them with black hammerite... :D

Will my van explode if I do this :rofl
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Go for the latter. Far better solution. You might like to treat surface rust with Vactan first.
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Cheers.

Also the pinch seams (I think that's what they are are also (whilst in pretty remarkable nick for a 35 year old van) showing some signs of surface rust. The same approach should be OK for these too I guess?

I appreciate these are possibly daft questions but this isn't something I want to balls up or cause a worse problem down the line!

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Yep, give them a good clean up first.
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