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Dynol tuff note the best

In the old days we used a bitumen/sand based underseal, some vehicle renovators swear by it

How does this product compare to Texaco undercoating Grease? Didn’t require touching up. 200000 miles in Wisconsin.

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I've done this for 40 years. I've played with various mixtures and for the last several years I use gear oil. Stinks but works and stays put.

Dirty oil is best!

Corrosionx all the way!

I've got a 2017 F150. It was a Florida truck, I'm in WV now. Let me know how to contact you directly to schedule an appointment. Thanks

You seem to have some truck under your food.

uf u use it yearly... it covers with dirt. How much years u have to use it before it ways a lot.

I agree with you on the fluid film washing off. I touch up with fluid film when I’m under the truck but have switched back to getting rustcheck to do mine. I may start doing my own again some day but laying on a gravel driveway don’t sound like too much fun

Been doing my Toyota Prado (19 years old now and still rust free) and Subaru Forester like this for years, paying particular attention to all cavities including doors sills etc. I go one up and smear the outside of the chassis and high wear exposed areas such as the bodyshell inner sills with marine grease. I don't have spray equipment at home so twice a year get the vehicle up on 4 ramps give the whole underbody a blast over with ACF50, i like this product because its very thin and gets into all the different height sensors etc which are also prone to salt water ingress and penetrates into through bolts and such so when you need to undo something it comes undone instead of snapping off, plus it doesn't effect rubber bushes etc. Salt is used extensively in England too, they put it down for no reason at all most of the time. Whatever you do its better than doing nothing, which is what most people do. Good job you fellers are doing, well done.

When I was an apprentice in the 70s we always sprayed waste oil under the car, my boss always said where there is oil there will be no rust , messy job. Worked 100%

Yep,, time to go in the freezer.

what does doing all 4 cost?

My dads friend taught me years ago in Michigan. Clean the underside of your truck cleaner than it deserves to be. Put on rubber gloves, and apply grease to the underside by hand 👌

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I live in Canada and spray my own car every year. I personally don't like Fluidfilm and Krown sucks. I use to use it. What I use now is Rust Cure Formula 3000. Stuff is amazing. No smell, no drip and stays on all year. Anyone in Canada should give it a try.

Nice work Bud!

Great video! Nice attention to detail too! NHOU is the best!! All our vehicles are sprayed.

I'm a Sasquatch and my farts smell like roses. I would love a hat that says "super clean". Thanks very much. I'll give a run on the cleaners also.

Can you post the source of where you got your spraying equipment from?

Used engine oil (NOT FROM DIESEL ENGINE) Cheapest and Best.

Great job,, great video ! I had to laugh about you fluid film comment,, my thought exactly. I learned a lot,, thanks.

I get a large vaseline and equivalent portion of paraffin wax melt them and mix them 2 liter with kerosene or diesel then spray the underside. This mix will solidify enough that water wont wash it away. And if it gets brushed off it will heal it self during warm weather by melting just enough to recover the surrounding place👍.

Oil undercoating works great but be sure to use new oil not used. Used oil actually becomes acidic and contaminated from the combustion process.

This is a proper undercoating service.

lol then it gets installed with the note and magnet still on it 😂

All right....where do i book an appointment

Did you do inside the drain holes in the doors

I painted lots of 3 rail wood fence. Used diesel oil. Black looks well. Have a old wooden floor trailer, outside in rain (ireland) pour oil on now and than.

BONUS! No squeaky squeaky either!!!

doing the voids is probably the most important part. those holes are not coated with anything from the factory.

Wow looks like a great job. I've been using the lipstick shops for years because that's all i can get but a shop that bags the rotors is gold and you know they must do a great job.

I use to sell cars up in Cleveland Ohio back in the 1970s and they used a product called "BodyGuard" Rust Proofing. It was a milky creamy colored product, and the dealership I worked with did just like you are doing. they put the product into every possible area, EVERY POSSIBLE AREA. When they were done, the car had to set for several hours to allow the excess product to drip out of the panels before we were allowed to deliver the car to the customer. Good job man.

very nice and thorough. when time is money, it looks like it takes you along time....

Back in my younger years, I'd use old motor oil, I had no idea products existed for this.

Sounds like something that happens to my girlfriend 😮

This was the Better video to watch... i live 3 blocks from pacific ocean.. and my f250 4x4 truck needs this sooo bad...

It was so rusty as to give the impression it had been dipped in salt before it was treated

I bought a 76 cj7 from the original owner that had a factory undercounting in the eighty’s and it had rusted(Minnesota) so bad that I replaced the windshield frame needed replacement. I used unistrut to reinforced the body from the inside and just let it go. You could see through the body from any angle strate through. Was a big hit at Jeep get togetheres. Kind of like a big desiccated bug. Shame as it was a qudratrac 304 Lea is bluejeen edition with a hard top

Where are you guys located. Im in Bethlehem NH and would like to get my truck under coated.

How did those ngk wires hold up I just bought a set from rockauto

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You can get it at big supermarkets. Most people use it for pans in the kitchen. But as long as you get a little dust on it, it turns black and sticks ok if you don't drive fast. Two pack of 10 ounce spray cans for ten bucks. 😉

If spraying with oil it’s not a fire hazard as parts get hot? Doesn’t it smell? Also seems like it would get very messy if anything needs to be fixed after

Great video!! Thanks for the detail. If you guys were closer to New Jersey, I'd take my brand new Nissan Pro-4X to you guys for frame treatment.

Oil washes off ! Fluid Film works alot better !

Where is your shop?