Waxoyl Hardwax Underbody Protection applied by dealer, but not the Cavity Protection (1 Viewer)

[VLX]

Just had the underbody coated in Waxoyl, and asked dealer to also apply the 120-4 Cavity Protection but they refused, stating they did not want to damage the door electronics and get product into cabin.

I am thinking of applying this myself into the doors, hatch and hood. Does anyone have any ideas if the weep holes in these vehicles are sufficient to get this product applied correctly inside? Is the dealer in any way correct re: damage?


Thanks much!

 

[stonepa]

I apply WoolWax and Fluid Film to my 60, 100, and 200 every year. You can spray it in the fenders, door drains, and anywhere underneath with zero worry. Just make sure to have your windows closed when spraying inside the doors so you don't get the product on the glass.

 

[VLX]

I apply WoolWax and Fluid Film to my 60, 100, and 200 every year. You can spray it in the fenders, door drains, and anywhere underneath with zero worry. Just make sure to have your windows closed when spraying inside the doors so you don't get the product on the glass.

I looked at the doors earlier today, and I did not see any weep holes to apply product into...

 

[stonepa]

I looked at the doors earlier today, and I did not see any weep holes to apply product into...

There are 3 behind the rubber strip. Just feel for them and they will be obvious.

Also, the plastic trim piece on the top of the rocker panel / bottom of door gap just pops out. You can spray in those holes as well.

 

[VLX]

Update: sprayed the cavities of the doors, lift gate and hood with this product. I can tell this Waxoyl will work far better than the other oils because of the way it foams and cures. A few drops on the ground have almost fused to the asphalt so this stuff really sticks and does not degrade.