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So....I know this has been asked before, but as we prepare for winter, I'd like to protect my truck and the wife's SUV......and suggestions? Was gonna do a clay bar wash/polish/ultimate wax......sufficient?
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Re: Winter prep/protection
Sounds like a good plan. But clay after you wash. -
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thats what I meant...just re-read my original postOriginally posted by The Guz View PostComment
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In addition to the paint protection, I also get all of my undercarriage and inner panels oil sprayed. Not much good protecting the paint, when the salt is eating away at the suspension and inner panels.
I do get a laugh out of seeing a super shinny pickup, with immaculate paint, but the springs, shocks, shafts, etc. are full of rust.Comment
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I'm with Blueline on the oil spray, you can even do that yourself. I use a product called Ballistol, it's like WD-40 but skin safe and biodegradable. I use the aerosol can and stick the plastic straw into the drain holes on the bottom of the doors and give the inside a good spray at all angles. I also spray the suspension components, my car is getting close to 20 years old and a daily driver through Ohio winters and in great shape rust wiseComment
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