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You might be interested in my old post about this: https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/professional-rust-proofing-my-bronco-before-after-with-pics-and-videos.33381/

Sorry no I bought bronco from Acton Ford and went direct to Alpha for rust proofing

No I went direct to Alpha

Yes I have had warrantee work done under the Bronco - including the recalled front drive shaft and boot, and the dealer had no issues or comments about it (Acton Ford). They were familiar with Alpha Cars and agreed that Alpha does excellent work.

It still looks like it was put on yesterday. No sign of deterioration. As mentioned earlier, I believe the process is just as important as the product.

Spray it unless: - it gets hot - it’s aluminum -it’s a strut or joint - you like the color

Seems like ceramic coating is a very short-lived benefit if you live anywhere where it gets cold in the winter. I will save the ceramic coating for a car that isn't meant for 4-season use.

the active ingredient is snake oil.

Looks almost new! Hard to believe that car is nearly an entire year old! kidding, sort of. I was sorta interested in this but when I learned that you are reduced to handwashing only, I lost all interest. Handwashing doesn't work in cold winters and I'm not gonna let a full winter's worth of salt...

Awesome I look forward to seeing your Raptor around town.

Yes I’m sure they would tape them off if you request it. Those can rust also but the yellow does look cool.

I am very glad I did it and many people have reinforced to me that Alpha Cars only does things right.

Thanks for your thoughts here. I also suspect that the quality of work is a huge factor in the results.

the shop should clean it thoroughly - that's on them.

there was hardly any rust overall so I'm pretty confident and these guys are meticulous.

Well I guess it depends on how good the seal is. Chipped paint doesn't mean that the water has a pathways to travel under paint. So I'm not sure how different this is. Alpha Cars said they recommend bringing it back ever couple years to see if anything needs to be touched up. But even if I...

Not sure how it's different than the products used by Ziebart.

Yeah that's the stuff - I hope that doesn't happen to mine. I'm a little surprised given these guys really seem like experts and said it was the best product. They did say that they recommend having it re-examined every few years to see if any touch up is needed. It's been used for many years...

I think if I owned a lift, I would try to do it myself. But the more I watched the video the more I was glad I outsourced it. I probably would have sprayed areas that shouldn't be sprayed (like a heat shield and then realized how stupid that was)

They also removed the bash plates and wheel wells. They said the didn't need to remove the bumpers but were still able to get all of the inside of the frame.