Krown Process

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step 1Krown technicians spray the top of the shock towers, behind wheels and wheel well lips. Then the entire wheel well area is protected.Step 2

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Step 2Utilizing specialized sprayguns and rods, the complete underside of the vehicle is treated, giving special attention to boxed areas and above the gas tank where most rust control companies do not access.step 1 Step 3

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Step 3All vehicle body panels are accessed and protected against corrosion. This includes all door, quarter panels, fenders, dog-legs, trunk, hood, front and rear post areas and all rocker panels.Step 2 Step 4

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Step 4The Krown product is sprayed inside the engine compartment, along the firewall, on all electrical connections, battery terminals, latches and other metal parts. Since Krown does not conduct electricity, it is safe to spray on electrical parts and actually helps prevent "greening" of wires and electrical shorts that are caused by corrosionStep 3 Step 5

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Step 5If necessary, tail lights are removed to allow access to the rear panels of the vehicle. Taking this extra step ensures that your vehicle is properly protected against corrosion.Step 4 Step 6

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Step 6Finally, Krown technicians spary all exterior metal trim, behind mirrors, seams and any visible problem areas.Step 5