ProZone Auto Body
Auto Body & Detailing
ProZone Auto Body is an auto body and detailing business in the GorhamClarke Triangle on Clarke Road.
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Nationwide Oil Spray & Rust Proofing is an automotive and marine rustproofing business located on Clarke Road in the GorhamClarke Triangle of London, Ontario. The shop serves a wide range of vehicles, including daily drivers, pickups, vans, motor homes, heavy trucks, and heavy equipment. They describe themselves as specialists capable of rustproofing essentially anything that drives and is prone to rust. The business offers specialized rust inhibitors and protection services using both Drip and No Drip oil products. Drip oil is a thinner product designed to penetrate seams, crevices, and built-up dirt or flaky rust, while No Drip oil is a thicker film or fog applied to newer or cleaner vehicles. To ensure protection reaches hidden areas like the interior of doors, rockers, and quarter panels, the shop performs drilling to gain access to these spots, which are then sealed with professional automotive plugs. They state that their products do not harm paint, wiring, rubber, or weather stripping. Established in 1980, the business is owner-operated. The current owner, who is a licensed mechanic with experience in a family truck repair business, purchased the company in 1995 and remains hands-on in daily operations. The shop emphasizes a tailored approach where they learn the specific needs of the customer to determine the best placement of the product. They distinguish themselves from franchises by highlighting their deep experience and the importance of applying products to the specific areas where corrosion starts. Customers can receive service without an appointment, with the business stating that the process takes approximately 20 minutes. The shop features a touchless drive-thru service for safety and convenience. They recommend that vehicles be dry before treatment, noting that while the oil floats on water, it adheres best to dry surfaces.