Passenger and Light Commercial Rustproofing

(Spec:- BS100)

• All door trims, kick panels and scuff plates are removed. All cavities, inner seams and chassis rails are then sprayed with a potent rust killing agent RX401 using high-pressure spray equipment. The vehicle is then left for approx (2) hours to ensure that the rust killing agent has penetrated through any existing rust or surface rust.
• The doors cavities and door pillars are then sprayed internally with Beam ML602 upper body rust treatment, a highly advanced wax product designed to adhere to the metal. The rocker panels and pillars are then accessed through existing holes and are carefully sprayed using high-pressure equipment, to ensure thorough coverage. Behind the headlight and grille areas and inside the bonnet & boot lid, tailgate areas and front and rear guards of your vehicle are also sprayed with Beam upper body rust treatment.
• The complete under body including lower cavities of the front and rear guards, rear cavities, chassis rails and welded areas, under wheel arches, fuel tank and differential areas are then sealed with our exclusively formulated Bituminous Black Underbody Product UB302B. *Including fixing points for tow bars, roo/bull bars and side steps.
• The vehicle is then finished by replacing all parts that were removed prior to the vehicle being protected. All drain holes are checked to ensure they are free from any residual Rustproofing product. The vehicle is then cleaned off using a mild solvent to ensure that there is no over-spray on the body, trim, windows or any other exterior parts.

• Rhino Lining - Polyurethane spray-on tray and surface coating - Ideal for inside load areas and to encapsulate and permanently protect high wear areas such as bull bars, side steps, internal floor pans etc. Available in many colours. Sprayed on up to 6mm thick. Slip resistant. Prevents Rust and Corrosion. Waterproof and chemical resistant. (for further information see the Rhino web site at www.rhinolinings.com.au 

(Note: The above specification was last revised 1/9/2010 and should be used as a guide only. Some procedures may be altered or omitted for specific vehicle types or due to special customer requests. Beam reserves the right to alter this specification at any time without notice if new products or techniques become available.)

Downloads

  Rustproofing-Specs-and-Proceedures-1-9-2010.pdf