Road salt on my under carriage...
#16
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i live in the northeast- where they love road salt. since i bought my truck-each year i get it sprayed at carwells. same stuff used by ups,fed ex, marine corp,etc. my truck looks brand new underneath!!!
http://www.carwell.com/
http://www.carwell.com/
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I recieved a gallon of Boeshield T9. I sprayed the frame, the whole underbody, all the seams (tried to get up inside where there were openings, all the suspension parts, leafs, front and rear diffs. I used about 1 and a half quarts total. I should have enough for the next two winters. Obviously it's a long term "test" but I'll let you guys know how the rust, or lack of, seems to be doing.
Did I mention that I HATE ROAD SALT......
Did I mention that I HATE ROAD SALT......
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I recieved a gallon of Boeshield T9. I sprayed the frame, the whole underbody, all the seams (tried to get up inside where there were openings, all the suspension parts, leafs, front and rear diffs. I used about 1 and a half quarts total. I should have enough for the next two winters. Obviously it's a long term "test" but I'll let you guys know how the rust, or lack of, seems to be doing.
Did I mention that I HATE ROAD SALT......
Did I mention that I HATE ROAD SALT......
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I've heard about mag chloride. We have calcium chloride added to our road salt. Nasty stuff as well...
btw- the Boeshield dryed with a nice shiny surface. Feels like wax to the touch. I laid it on thick...
btw- the Boeshield dryed with a nice shiny surface. Feels like wax to the touch. I laid it on thick...
#21
i might give it a try. i'm concerned about wiring and sensors being exposed to the mag. i had a 2nd gen that started having weird abs sensor stuff as a result of mag chloride. it's notorious for rotting out electrical insulation, as many over the road truckers have found out the hard way.
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Boeshield is good for battery connections and electrical connections. I sprayed it liberally on my batts and as many connections as I could. Cheap insurance, if you ask me...
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I go thru the self operated wash, I hose the under carriage down then head home, once its dry I spray the whole under carriage with a silicone like spray, WD-40, PB Blaster, or whatever I happen to have in the garage, truck is a 99 and looks mint underneath.
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yeah, i feel sorry for you guys. Been living on the beach for about 4 months now and i'm cleaning the undercarriage and top side of the truck usually once a week .... At least my truck is clean all the time!
Any longer around here i'll be using the boeshield.
Any longer around here i'll be using the boeshield.
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