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Chassis protection?

Toyotafanboi · 2015-07-17 12:46:45

Maybe not totally detail orientated, but worth asking anyway. I was under my car the other day and was pleasantly surprised to find it looms pretty clean. Anyway, i washed it all down and cleaned it with WD40 but i was wondering is there any more long term product i can spray under there to proctect it for say a few months…

17-07-2015 12:46pm

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Maybe not totally detail orientated, but worth asking anyway. I was under my car the other day and was pleasantly surprised to find it looms pretty clean. Anyway, i washed it all down and cleaned it with WD40 but i was wondering is there any more long term product i can spray under there to proctect it for say a few months at a time.

I'd like to avoid schutzing it or using a "wax on, wax off" type product as it's such an itricate and upside down area of the car so a spray type product would be ideal.

Does such a thing exist?

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#2 17-07-2015 1:35pm

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Lidl had "underbody protection" spray last Monday for 2.99 . I imagine it'd have to be very clean and dry before applying it.

Ammo nyc had a video on doing it but with an expensive not really diy method.

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