Bongo Fury

Ok, yet another waxoil question, after crawling underneath fitting my towbar, I have come to the conclusion that I can do this myself but what about the area under the spare wheel, is it better to use a galvanising spray or solid setting underseal?
Other than diff, gearbox & brakes, anything else to avoid with the gunge?
any dismantling necessary, when fitting the towbar I did the area above the exhast back box that seemed a likely looking litle rust trap & liberally covered all the fresh holes & areas between towbar & bongo ( thanks to the guys that recommended towbar wiring through bumper & up into lights, dead easy (ish)).
Cheers

Hi Kirsty, if you use soft waxoyl type above the spare wheel, wrap the spare in plastic before replacing, then, if you need to change a wheel, you won't be covered in black sticky underseal that will get transfered to the tyre. Also carry latex gloves with the tools. Shakey

You could get a 400 ml tin of galvanising spray paint from Screwfix for
£2.87 or therabouts http://www.screwfix.com/search.do;jsess ... t&x=11&y=6#

You could try the same thing as i have done miss fixit,get all the waxoiling done, including above the spare, then pop the wheel straight back up,and hope and prey you never have a puncture!

I,m more bothered about it splatting up the side of me bongo when up to speed than getting myself dirty! ah sure do lurvv mah bongo!