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Welcome to the place, congrats on a beautiful Raptor. Spray a couple cans of Fluid Film underneath to keep it factory fresh in the winter, will protect the suspension from rusting and your shocks, etc
Do u recommended this if living in nyc as well ? Haven’t thought of it thanks
 

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Welcome and congrats. That’s a beautiful machine and pricing it’s worth already. One must keep the Mrs. happy. Glad it worked both ways this time around. Enjoy it.
 

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You guys do get snow, so if they use salt on the roads and you drive on it, the answer is YES.
Thanks yea i never thought of doing this
Just got my 2020 raptor in august
Had a 2005 Nissan Titan for 15 years prior and work in construction as well so haven’t really done much up keep prior to getting raptor

Was thinking of getting it ceramic coated and then seen this post about spraying the bottom which i wasn’t even thinking of lol
Time to order some up .

Any tips ? And any area not to spray ?
Thanks
 

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Thanks yea i never thought of doing this
Just got my 2020 raptor in august
Had a 2005 Nissan Titan for 15 years prior and work in construction as well so haven’t really done much up keep prior to getting raptor

Was thinking of getting it ceramic coated and then seen this post about spraying the bottom which i wasn’t even thinking of lol
Time to order some up .

Any tips ? And any area not to spray ?
Thanks

Ceramic coating and a protective undercoating are both great things to do up here in the northeast.

If you have the time you can ceramic coat it yourself it’s fairly easy but time consuming.

I used woolwax on basically every area I could get to underneath, under the spare tire and took off the guards etc. just stay off the brakes (saftey) and exhaust (stinks)
waxoyl is better as in its less messy and had a nice factory look to it, I’ll probably redo mine with it in the summer since all i had was woolwax.
Not many tips for the process it’s pretty straight forward, just spray away lol. idk if the new style raptors are the same with sunroof drains but look into where they drian. Gen 1s drian into the rockers which can cause rust. Ive got them pulled out and now they drain on the ground.
 

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Thanks yea i never thought of doing this
Just got my 2020 raptor in august
Had a 2005 Nissan Titan for 15 years prior and work in construction as well so haven’t really done much up keep prior to getting raptor

Was thinking of getting it ceramic coated and then seen this post about spraying the bottom which i wasn’t even thinking of lol
Time to order some up .

Any tips ? And any area not to spray ?
Thanks
Just leave the exhaust alone. Fluid film stinks a bit for a couple of days, like wet dog, so if you park in a garage. I usually leave it outside for a day or two. The other stuff doesn't stink I don't think. It leaves a wet look and if you put it on thick enough it will look a bit yellowish, but more is better to a point. Keep it off of your brake rotors obviously and the outside, lol. There are a few threads on applications if you can manage to get the search button to work for you.
 

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