Wheel Well Liners....
OG
Joined: Aug 2008
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T-9 is great stuff. I spray down all my suspension parts with it before winter.
Senior Member
Joined: Jul 2016
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From: Central PA
Is there any issues with using fluid film or t-9 around moving parts? I read something somewhere about creeping into the leaf springs and causing other issues?
Been searching have some liner coming in a few days and I wanted to protect things if I can or it's just best to leave it, sealing sometimes causing more rust faster?
So I'm trying to be smart about this venture, knowing I have to then do this yearly. These products don't kill rust, they just impede it from happening faster?
Thanks guys...
Been searching have some liner coming in a few days and I wanted to protect things if I can or it's just best to leave it, sealing sometimes causing more rust faster?
So I'm trying to be smart about this venture, knowing I have to then do this yearly. These products don't kill rust, they just impede it from happening faster?
Thanks guys...
2013 Ruby Red FX4 SCrew
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: NL, Canada
Hi guys. I have a set of wheel well liners ordered from my Ford Dealer. Quick question...I live in Eastern Canada. Winter weather, salt, etc in the nasty months. Before installation, should I clean the wheel wells and spray them with Fluid Film, to add an extra layer of proration, or would it be just advised to leave it? I have seen in the Forum that some have sprayed with a protectant beforehand. Just wanting your opinions before that arrive tomorrow. Thanks for your help!
Where you located? I am in Newfoundland. Worst place in the world for salt. I installed my liners without doing anything. But "Rust Check" my truck every year. No worries.