fluid film black if you see winter. If you don't I would just get new daubert, the same wax it came with. its avail in spray cans

 

I'm in the South so we don't need any kind of protection. I should've added that in my OP

 

We never see snow

 

If you have not stripped the original wax, I would stick with reapplying the same product it came with. Painting that wax will be ineffectual, respraying some will refresh the color and the protection, and create no chemical conflict

 

Like this one? Nox-Rust X-121 Black - Emultec Industrial Nox-Rust X-121 Black - Emultec Industrial
There's a clear one

 

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Yeah the top one should be the one

 

For prepping, spray down with mean green (all purpose cleaner) or maybe dilute 50/50, scrub, rinse off, then apply that product?

 

rubberized undercoating holds water in and causes more problems than you realize.
Oil it down with fluid film.
You will have rust down south ,you wil get it in areas you never dreamed of due to moisture creeping into places that are innacessable to painting equiptment from the assembly line ,
I has a Mote Carlo that developed rust in the roof pillars because the factory sprayer cant paint in there. The salt air in florida rusted it from the inside out
Unless you are in the southwest desert , you can expect rust, at some poin, in some places, eventually

 

rubberized undercoating holds water in and causes more problems than you realize.
Oil it down with fluid film.
You will have rust down south ,you wil get it in areas you never dreamed of due to moisture creeping into places that are innacessable to painting equiptment from the assembly line ,
I has a Mote Carlo that developed rust in the roof pillars because the factory sprayer cant paint in there. The salt air in florida rusted it from the inside out
Unless you are in the southwest desert , you can expect rust, at some poin, in some places, eventually

That I didn't know.
Absolutely, I agree with you

 

The frame plant dips the frame in a tank of daubert wax.
The wax is not on the items bolted to the frame.

Some bolt on chassis items are painted/coated and some are not coated at all

 

I’m up here in Michigan and they salt the hell out of the roads. Our country dirt roads are douched with calcium chloride during summer hours to knock the dust down, both eat away the undercoating on all vehicles by the 2nd winter.

My vehicles are all sprayed annually by my local Krown dealer for $150 per vehicle. The factory wax is still 💯% intact on all of them and the Krown oil helps keep it that way and keeps the body panels in factory condition. I know what works for me and this is definitely it

 

Krowns legit, fluid film, woolwax, surface shield. All good to go and pretty cheap.

 

So which one would y'all use to restore the blackness underneath?

 

I use the woolwax, it stays black.

 

Amazon.com: woolwax 12 Oz Undercoating Protection Aerosol Spray Can Black 3 Pack, Rust Inhibitor and Prevention, Anti Corrosion Multi Purpose Penetrant and Lubricant, Spray Can Extension Wand Included : Automotive Amazon.com: woolwax 12 Oz Undercoating Protection Aerosol Spray Can Black 3 Pack, Rust Inhibitor and Prevention, Anti Corrosion Multi Purpose Penetrant and Lubricant, Spray Can Extension Wand Included : Automotive
Ok I like that.

 

ZIEBART ... visit once /yr and you will be good for life

 

Nobody should ever use zeibart

 

Zeibart is literally a rust causer.

Nguyen, as I said. The daubert wax is what came on the truck new. It would be the easiest thing to use to keep it the same as it was originally.

 

Zeibart is literally a rust causer.

Nguyen, as I said. The daubert wax is what came on the truck new. It would be the easiest thing to use to keep it the same as it was originally.

Just to double check, it's this one correct? Thanks

 

Ziebart should be illegal. You might as well coat the truck in sea salt and crisco if you run that trash

 

Black rustolium spray paint every few years..

 

Pressure wash, and paint the frame. Just regular old rust oleum black enamel. I have done it to all mine and it looks great and holds up good too. I just do a check/touch up before and after winter. I’m in PA though so we get blasted with salt.

 

Man that looks good. Nice and clean

 

I don't power wash mine, I don't have on. I spray 409 or equivalent then park over a lawn sprinkler. Then rustoleum after it dries..