I haven't had an issue with cab corners, I do have an issue with the black trim around the rear window.

CZ28.com screen names ftw

 

Haha! Hello old friend!

 

I have a 2004 and the drivers side cab corner is rusting out pretty quickly. What can I do to slow it down until I can get it repaired? It's the only spot on my truck where I have rust. Also a couple of you mentioned something called "fluid film", what is that?

 

http://www.fluid-film.com/

 

This stuff can also be ordered for cheap on the Walmart site, if you pick it up in the store.

 

For what it's worth, FF is good stuff, but only for areas that don't get washed or sprayed with a high pressure hose. It's comes off easily.

 

John deere dealers in my area sell it too. I think i found it at lowes or home depot as well

 

Actually fluid film comes in three versions. One is like paste, the medium is like syrup and then the spray can. I use then spray cans and for normal car washes it holds up for a 2 to 3 months pretty good and it the easiest DYI to do. The medium "Syrup" version requires air compressor and undercoating gun. Here in Jersey one one place I know of in north jersey applies it to vehicles professionally. New York State and canal it's common and the medium syrup version professionally sprayed does last 1 full year .

 

Liquid A is the aerosol spray can and the NAS is applied using the air compressor and undercoating gun and the last is applied by a brush.

 

Good to know, I didn't think they had 3 different viscosity formulas.