Winter Protection

[DoverJK]

What are you guys with coil overs using to protect your truck with for the winter? Ive always used WD40 and sprayed down the underbody of the truck (NOT THE BRAKES). What else is good out there?

 

[piginajeep]

What are you guys with coil overs using to protect your truck with for the winter? Ive always used WD40 and sprayed down the underbody of the truck (NOT THE BRAKES). What else is good out there?

We live in CA or Nevada

 

[DoverJK]

We live in CA or Nevada

Lucky :doh: . Alright well it was worth a shot

 

[hinrichs]

I will be using fluid film and a wd40 anti corrosion spray

 

[Strike Force Zebra]

I'm trying just some silicone spray lube this year.

 

[vitodivita]

I'm trying fluid film this winter,sprayed some a month ago still looks fresh

 

[psmith]

Fluid film here. It does wash away after awhile, I try to reapply every few months in the winter. The gallon cans are thicker and much cheaper on a per unit basis than the spray cans. This is going on the second Michigan winter.

 

[wcarlson40]

Fluid film here. It does wash away after awhile, I try to reapply every few months in the winter. The gallon cans are thicker and much cheaper on a per unit basis than the spray cans. This is going on the second Michigan winter.

I fluid filmed mine late summer, but I think I may need to reapply. When you reapply, do you powerwash off the old first, or just apply over the top?

 

[psmith]

If it's basically clean then I'll just reapply. If it's coated with salt, slush and mud I'll try to rinse off then reapply once dry. No need to wash off the old stuff. The salt the use here is really hard on anything aluminum so try to keep everything wet with FF during the messy months.

 

[jeeeep]

check out Eastwood sharkhide

 

[Bingobelle]

I use linseed oil on and inside frame and all over the underside of the jeep. Once a year before winter.