New 3.0 Fox Shock Corrosion protection

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Chris@FreedomMotorsports

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I know this is probably a dumb question, but what's the difference from using one of these compared to a more common cheaper brand of penetrant and water repellent like WD-40, LiquidWrench, PB Blaster, etc.

And what about fancy undercarriage sprays from Chemical Guys or Adams?

Lastly, what about cheap tire dressing spray like foaming Armor All or other brands?

My guess is the Boeshield or MPHD might go on thicker and last longer?

The biggest difference is that WD40 and other penetrates wind up washing off with regular driving in the rain and do so within a couple of months if not sooner. Dirt also sticks to those other types of protectors much more than say MPHD. They also don't protect very well against salt intrusion in areas where salt is a factor, like northern climates with a lot of road salt in winter and beach areas. The other metal protectors mentioned stay on the vehicle and protect much longer. That being said, I know some folks that actually coat their under carriage with used motor oil. They swear by it, but I have never seen before and after pics or any evidence that it doesn't attract dirt, etc.
 

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MPHD is what I have used. I have treated the truck twice. I like that the water and mud wash right off. Did snoball with all the salt and once I returned home hit the car wash most all the salt washed right off. Really coated the shocks, mineral spirits takes it off the unwanted areas.
 

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You guys should check out some comparison testing done by a former member and myself a few years ago comparing Fluid Film, LPS3 and AMSOIL MPHD. The results were impressive to say the least. But in the end, the MPHD from AMSOIL won out over the others. Below is a link to the post in a thread where the comparison testing began. Take the time to read through it and look at the results. While MPHD does leave a yellowish tint, it is not a "residue" as much as it is the color of the "carrier" used in their formula. It WILL make your shocks have a yellowish tint if you spray them, but for everything else, the frame, leaf springs and other metal components under the vehicle, nothing else protects like MPHD.

http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f36/clear-undercoat-1622/index5.html#post252572

I read through that thread the other day. Pretty impressive performance by the HDMP. So, is the best deal to order through you or to set up a dealer account to get 25% off or free shipping?
 

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Ill vouch for the Amsoil, we use it at work on some neighboring steel aluminum and magnesum components that are close to some cascade cooling towers. If youre familliar with cooling towers of this nature, they steadily spray hard water mist all day in a 3-6 foot radius as a result of normal operation.

The Amsoil keeps alot of parts like my pumps, breaker boxes and other components from withering away.
 

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I read through that thread the other day. Pretty impressive performance by the HDMP. So, is the best deal to order through you or to set up a dealer account to get 25% off or free shipping?

The best deal for individuals is always to sign up for their Preferred Customer membership. If you do so through the link below, I will be your "sponsoring dealer" and will always be here to help with anything you need as far as guidance and advice. I have been a T-1 Certified Dealer since 2007 and can help with most everything you might need.

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The best deal for individuals is always to sign up for their Preferred Customer membership. If you do so through the link below, I will be your "sponsoring dealer" and will always be here to help with anything you need as far as guidance and advice. I have been a T-1 Certified Dealer since 2007 and can help with most everything you might need.

Become an AMSOIL Preferred Customer and Save

Ordered 6 cans of the stuff today. Used your link also.
 

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It's what I use also for last two winters. Seems to work pretty well. I spray whole truck underneath


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