Professional undercoating - MA shop?

Hello, do you know any place doing professional undercoating in Boston area? Or place where I can lift, wash and coat the frame by myself… thank you.

 

google under coatings service in your area , glad i could help google is your friend

 

WWW.ACAUTOMA.COM They are located in Wakefield, Mass. and do an awesome job! you can check them out online

they have videos on TikTok, they do completed Fluid wax film instalation
They wash and prep the vehicile then coat it, 3 day process.

 

Thank you for taking time to reply. Hate google, like tacomaworld forum.

 

You are welcome, if you check out their TikTok page you will see all the cool work they do and the extra mile they go to coat everything, even down inside the fender wells and in the frame and all the tiny little areas as well.

 

O'Handley's Automotive, Taunton. Wool Wax.

 

I went to a guy named Fred who has a two bay shop he runs and sat around for over an hour as he double booked me with some other guy who.. didnt get there first but knew where it was lol. I live in Salem NH though so its probably a bit of a trek. The Taunton shop has been mentioned a bit and seem to have good reviews.

 

Mass Mobile Undercoating Good friend of mine, highly recommend.

 

Do you honestly think a Mobile undercoating is going to do any good? They can't wash or prep your vehicle properly, plus, what do they drive it off and it drips dry in your driveway.

 

169 Dover Rd

Chichester NH 03258

603-491-9012
info@nhoilundercoating.com

try these guys, used them for a 2014 GMC Sierra with a severe rusted frame. Caught it just in time. Contact them for locations.

 

Yeah, I do. Could hit the underside with a hose or compressed air, I didn't prep mine at all and it still came out great. I parked in the road/yard for the first week after.

He has a garage in Grafton MA too if your location doesn't work for the mobile part. Uses The NH Oil Undercoating products mentioned in the post above.

 

@jpereira2

 

Couple members here do it and are considered pros by many. They do it spring and fall and use wool wax, thicker than fluid film. I'd say go anywhere local then next year keep your eyes open for @jpereira2 and @tacobell007 offering days.

 

+1 for ohandleys since I'm done for the season. I believe @tacobell007 is done for the season as well. With ramps on the front and the spare tire taken down there is enough room to wash and coat yourself. Or use one of those pressure washer attachments. I'll be prepafor a busy spring and fall next year as I fully intend to buy the 55 gallon drum

 

Yup I am done as well til spring

 

Yup! Don't be afraid to try yourself if you have ramps and a place. Since I couldn't get out to @jpereira2 myself this year I bought a used compressor from craigslist and a woolwax kit and did it all my own with some ramps. I ended up just buying 4x ramps. I plan to clean it out when warm so I can install some sliders and I'll do it all again post install....though I can toying around with cleaning and recoating with clean wool wax then installing the sliders to there is a woolwax sandwich