[Turbowned]

I would like to know how they do it before going ahead with the process. If it's just sprayed on willy-nilly it could look lousy underneath. My MR2 was undercoated and there were big gobs of rubberized crap covering everything. The car has plastic panels under the car and it comes undercoated from the factory. If they take the plastic panels off, mask off things that don't need to get sprayed and take their time, it might be worth it to do it. Otherwise I wouldn't bother; go to the car wash and get the underside cleaned often enough to keep the salt off it.