[Ken]

Just had my van MOTd. Ouch. Even though I have sealed the load area with two thick coats of fibre-glass filled roof sealant water has managed to seep in to the sill and there was alot of welding to be done. (I have a wfp system installed). Any one else had this problem? How did you get round it? I know I could have it Speedlinered but didn't have the cash at the time. Will do on next van maybe!

[Ian_Giles]

I'm just going to wait until after christmas before getting a van and upgrading to a van mount, I think I will most certainly be getting it speedlinered

Ian

[easycleanwindows]

You cant get better than having it speedlinered.
£450.00 for speedlinered or really big repair bill form garage.And you can claim your money back at the end of financial year.

[matt]

why spend 450 on speedliner (sorry the folks who sell it)

http://www.safetycoatings.co.uk/kits.htm

£74.95 for a pickup size

looks good to me

[Andrews_Water]

Hi,
We are stockists for the Protecta Kote kits, which we have on special offer at the moment for just £60 plus P&P + VAT.  You can order on our website at http://www.andwat.co.uk/acatalog/shop.html.  If you're capable of doing it yourself, why not save over £400 on the cost of protecting your vehicle floor?
Andrew

[stevekennedy]

A friend of mine got his van speedlinered for £250. It was a Seat inca (Quite a small van) but good price I thought 

[easycleanwindows]

£450.00 for transit ......thats not expensive and as i said you claim it back.But i suppose if you can get a tin of coating and do your self you must have a lot of spare time to be able to do it rather than be out cleaning windows.

[Leyla]

is doing it yourself just as effective?

[matt]

£450.00 for transit ......thats not expensive and as i said you claim it back.But i suppose if you can get a tin of coating and do your self you must have a lot of spare time to be able to do it rather than be out cleaning windows.

pick a day when its raining hard