Rust protection won't dry?

Phone the applicator and ask him or her, am sure they will give you a reasonable answer

Was it under body protection AND rust proofing

If so, I wouldn't bee too concerned. The under body would have been sprayed with one product and then the cavities treated, try it the other way and the under body paint doesn't stick to the greasy stuff. You can't really clean it up at the time off application either as it will keep bleeding out for a while.

The cavity wax type products I have used tend to stay tacky so that if they are scratched the rust proofing can self heal and prevent water contacting the underlying metal.

The stuff in the wheel arches on the sound deadener will probably just be over spray from where the spray nozzles were inserted into spaces behind. It will collect a bit of dust, but the first time you hit it with a pressure washer it will all be gone.

If you happen to have any bull dust on a road near you then I can guarantee that an application of this natural product will dry the underbody sealant very quickly.

Bob

Such tacky underbody rust protection actually has the ability to trap salty sand making it harder to simply spray off

HI

Many rust preventative remain soft but should not be tacky . Wait 1-2mths and if still tacky return vehicle .
Do u no name of the product that was used . Did u do so research on it.

Hi all, thanks for the reply’s. I phoned the applicator and they want me to return the vehicle. They said it sometimes doesn’t take to non metal surfaces, like the sound deadener. The rest of the vehicle is dry. After spending so much on the vehicle purchase I thought I was doing the right thing trying to protect it. I researched for around 6 months before going to the best forum recommended place in Brisbane to get it done (hence driving 2+ hours from where I live just to get this done). Just thought someone else may have been through all this before. Thanks