Question #15: Line-X (yes I have read other threads)

[CoronaRaptor]

Thanks

It might be quite a few months, but I’ll def be inquiring come spring time and will start a new thread to update everyone.

That would be great!

 

[NASSTY]

Do some Malls have treacherous speed bumps?

Your dubs should handle them just fine.

 

[DanT]

I have an Oxford white truck and rear wheel wells looked like crap as is. Had LineX do them when I had bed done. Now it looks great.

 

[LightningBlue2018]

Does it chip off of the skid plate? Was going to have mine painted but Line-X'd I'm sure would be more durable.

I don't know how hard you would have to scrape it on the ground to make it chip. Mine is a pavement princess so I haven't had any issues.

 

[Mister Pinky]

I don’t recommend Line-X as undercoating. As another member here commented, a couple good chips and you’re off to the rust races underneath.

I’m going to try that AMSoil HDMP that was posted up on here a few times since my truck is brand new. After that dries, I’m going to coat with Woolwax.

Woolwax is made by Kellsport products who also makes Fluid Film. However, they removed the smell and it is far more resistant to wash off. They introduced two new varieties of Woolwax this year, one is less viscous and better for inside frames and rocker panels where it is not exposed to road wash. The other is a heavy lanolin gel that can be heated up or applied by brush. I plan on using this for my brake/fuel lines as well as any high wash areas.

I used Fluid Film in the past but as others have noted, it doesn’t hold up well to heavy road spray. And yes, you will need to get sprayed yearly.

www.woolwaxusa.com