jdp530

Does anyone spray undercarriage, like fender wells, rubber components, etc, with any type of protectant, maybe WD40 or silicone spray, to keep parts lubed and make them easier to clean?

I was at the car wash and I noticed a crew cleaning up their work truck and they had a big bottle of WD40 they used to spray everywhere they could reach. They were spraying fender wells, leaf spring bushings, shock bushings, suspension arm bushings, and all. Looks like it might make it easier to rinse dirt away.

I am probably going to pick up a new truck this week. Will be my fifth F150. I will usually crawl underneath and spray paint any bare components to slow down rust formation.

RACER X

WD stands for water displacement

firecadet613

You could use Fluid Film.

bigandtall

I use the red can of these products once every fall:

http://rustcheck.com/index.php?optio...-rp&Itemid=105

ptmccain

I like Suave's all purpose shower gel for me: hair, body, shave.

Wait....what undercarriage are we talking about here?

bigandtall

Oh yeah, I left myself wide open for that! Funny!

XtraSpclCrspy

I live in South Texas where door ***** will rust right off the handle. I recommed zeabart undercoating if you dont have time to do it yourself.