One of these days I'm going to bolt a block of Zinc or Magnesium to my frame and see what happens. Probably nothing because we're not dealing with electrolysis like the boat owners are
Cleaning road salt
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Make sure you spend some extra time on them fog lights as well. That's right up there with the dude that used the squeegee to clean his fifth wheel. Unbelievable.Cat sdp Thanks this.
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Yes Sir! I bought my truck knowing it needed work, I replaced every air bag and mount. Corrosion works havoc on aluminum & steel together lol. A truck wash is cheaper and quicker than parts and labor.
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Yeah, you probably were holding up a line of drivers who needed to fill up and go.Oldironfan Thanks this.
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I would buy some POR15 and spray all of that freshly cleaned chassis.OLDSKOOLERnWV Thanks this.
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Big gas powered pressure washer with a boiler on it. About $5k. Wash your truck every weekend with it and you've broke even in a year.
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I did
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Still hanging on there.rolls canardly, rank, Tug Toy and 1 other person Thank this. -
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You can but I just rolled it on and used a small brush for trim work. It actually lays down quite nice. Cost me $100 gallon at the local automotive paint store. Well worth I think. I did the frame for my 55 pickup 6 years ago and 3 of those years it set outside, other than the normal fading, which this paint "Chassis Saver" is known for the frame is still rust free. I cleaned and coated the frame before installing the parts, new or old.rolls canardly, Tug Toy and BoxCarKidd Thank this.
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Is that the Eastwood chassis saver you are referring to?OLDSKOOLERnWV Thanks this.
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