Rust proofing

[Todd Turbo S]

Here is a write up I posted. Can tell you it’s holding up well and the underside after 5000 miles still looks like it does in these pictures
https://www.fordraptorforum.com/posts/1446547/

 

[CoronaRaptor]

Here is a write up I posted. Can tell you it’s holding up well and the underside after 5000 miles still looks like it does in these pictures
https://www.fordraptorforum.com/posts/1446547/

Yeah, I remember that post of your rust treatment, this is why we all hate you, lol. You with your lift and everything, we all just so jealous really.

 

[Gdog]

Yeah, I remember that post of your rust treatment, this is why we all hate you, lol. You with your lift and everything, we all just so jealous really.

Oh yeah he's the OCD guy. You could eat off the under carriage of his truck...

 

[Todd Turbo S]

Yeah, I remember that post of your rust treatment, this is why we all hate you, lol. You with your lift and everything, we all just so jealous really.

Too funny, yes, Definitely OCD and like my car is clean. Just purchased this mustang and began the same process of interior/exterior protection…including something I’ve never completed before “windshield protection film” so you can keep your factory windshield perfect and free from “pitting” It’s a labor of love…

 

[JohnyPython]

@Todd Turbo S love the carbon wheels.

 

[Todd Turbo S]

@Todd Turbo S love the carbon wheels.

Thanks. Me too, they look better installed

 

[Mister Pinky]

I’m a big believer in both the AMSoil HDMP and Woolwax. If the HDMP was sold by the gallon and I could spray it with wands and shop air, I absolutely would. I believe it’s the better of the products because it is far and away more resistant to wash off.

However, most modern vehicles have far too many nooks and crannies that you cannot thoroughly and effectively coat with a spray can.

I elected to base coat with AMSoil cans and top coat with pressurized Woolwax. I’ve been very happy with both. Do not waste your time with Fluid Film. It’s the same product, by the same company, it smells worse, and washes off very easily. Woolwax is the new and improved.

I have a thread on here about my spraying adventures somewhere.

 

[Scottx]

Aluminum oxidizes steel rusts which is really iron oxide. Both need oxygen to cause this. Clear spray paint will seal parts off from oxygen so no corrosion( corrosion needs oxygen) which is what all these other formulas basically do. Reapply a spray coating yearly and corrosion will be minimal.