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Old 11-11-2012, 07:00 AM
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Salt States - What do you do to stop rust?

What do you do to stop rust on your trucks? I just took about half a gallon of oil cut with a tad of diesel in a deck spayer and hit the underside of my truck.
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Usually rinse the hell out of it after every storm!


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The/A oil treatment like you did is pretty much the only way to stop rust.

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do a complete unedercoating and clean, clean, clean.
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Car wash every week unless it's still snowing badly out and they are still salting the roads.
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Me too, car wash after every winter storm. Then come spring use a garden sprinkler under truck.


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Anyone ever try that fluid film stuff?

I have been looking into it a lot this year. It's supposed to be safe for paint and stay on throughout the season.



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I have heard good stuff about fluid film except it needs done more than one time from what I understand. I figure I bought cheap oil that was $10 a gallon. $10 will give me two treatments.

Undercoating with something ruberized can hold moisture.
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I have heard good stuff about fluid film except it needs done more than one time from what I understand. I figure I bought cheap oil that was $10 a gallon. $10 will give me two treatments.

Undercoating with something ruberized can hold moisture.
Can't you use used motor oil? Do an oil change and you'll have plenty.

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a guy at work (up here in canada) uses this gizmo he bought from crappy tire that charges the exposed metal. hes had a scratch on the roof of his truck that has not started rusting yet. maybe some of the snake oil does work. might give it a shot.

bailey

i do underground utilities and when installing metal water mains, they install cathotic protection every couple hundred feet. sort of the same thing maybe.
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