Under Carriage Cleaning
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tuscarora dave
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- Aug 21, 2009
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Once I get my van up and on the road with my recently purchased pressure waser I will be investing in one of these. (link below) this should do the trick for undercarriage washing.
Review: The Hyde Pivoting Pressure Washer Wand Makes Deck and Fences Easier to Wash on One Project Closer
Review: The Hyde Pivoting Pressure Washer Wand Makes Deck and Fences Easier to Wash on One Project Closer
mtnbiker
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I try to keep the road tar & oil ON my undercarriage to keep it from rusting/rotting.
in fact, in the past year I've been spraying the undercarriage of my truck with motorcycle chain lube spray. It's the stickiest stuff on earth, so I sprayed all the vulnerable areas in hopes I can delay the inevitable.
DARK HORSE
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Lately I've been cleaning under carriages with ARO, then shooting them with spray on (rattle can) rubberized under coating...Makes them look very nice. Then just maintain with ARO as needed...
Bunky
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The lift sure comes in handy.
Lately I've been cleaning under carriages with ARO, then shooting them with spray on (rattle can) rubberized under coating...Makes them look very nice. Then just maintain with ARO as needed...
What happens after the exhaust heats up? Does it smoke a lot or drip or anything?
DARK HORSE
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Nope...No smoke, drips, or any side effects. I did this one a couple of months ago, and it still looks great!
DARK HORSE
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Thank you...You can see the complete detail here (First picture is from this 2004 Ram)...
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/26164-2004-dodge-ram-2500-complete-correction.html
rohnramirez
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Nicely done tad. I see you also use undercoating.