Car and light commercial vehicle rust protection
Family owned and operated
Rust: The Unseen Destroyer of Vehicles.
Rust protection for cars provides significant benefits by preventing corrosion on metal components.
Extended vehicle life:
By preventing rust, a car's body and frame remain structurally sound for a longer period, increasing its overall lifespan.
Higher resale value:
A rust-free car is more attractive to potential buyers, allowing you to sell it at a higher price when the time comes.
Safety enhancement:
Rust can weaken a car's structural integrity, compromising safety in an accident. Rust protection helps maintain the car's structural strength.
Reduced repair costs:
Addressing rust issues early through protection can prevent the need for more extensive and expensive repairs later on.
Aesthetic appeal:
A rust-free car looks better and maintains its original appearance for longer.
Protection against harsh environments:
Areas with high humidity, salty roads, and extreme weather conditions can accelerate rust formation, making rust protection especially important in these regions.
Early application is best:
Applying rust protection to a new car is ideal as it can prevent rust from forming in the first place.
Regular maintenance:
Periodic inspections and reapplication of rust protection may be necessary depending on your driving conditions.
ABOUT
Hannah and Jordan have been associated with the family-run Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) business, Terrain Vehicles, for many years. During this time, they have encountered numerous rusty vehicles requiring significant welding repairs or even facing scrappage. Throughout their journey, Terrain Vehicles has undertaken wax oiling on the JLR range and has frequently received requests about wax oiling other makes and models. However, due to space and time constraints in their busy workshop, these requests remained unfulfilled. To address this, Jordan and Hannah have now launched a business solely dedicated to protecting the undersides of vehicles across all makes and models.
