How are you Tacoma Frame holding up?

Oy Seer LOL...so should I just wire brush by hand to scuff it up and remove any surface rust then coat with POR 15? Versus taking the drill and brush to it? Or buy the stuff that goes on before the POR 15? Don't worry I'm sipping the same Kool Aid! Reading everything I can on different products. My friend did a 1969 VW Bug restore and used POR 15, it was good stuff, went on nice with a brush too.

I did talk to a local body shop guy about the non drying type of undercoating, guess it's like fluid film, only he suggested a product by 3M called Rust Fighter, comes in a rattle can. In the end I chose the POR 15. At this point I'd like to dip the whole dang truck in something Thanks for the reply!

 

This is why I use rust paint. No sanding, no priming, still works.

 

For how long?

 

Here's a couple of quick vids:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvcepMwqmZs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b7BOxHWQyE

 

Thanks!

 

OP: Did you end up fixing your frame rust, or are you just driving the truck?

 

i would just wash it on a hot week and make sure its good and dry and clean and spray it with some type of rust halting/primer paint or undercoating, no use stressing too much it looks good but its at the time where you can slow it and save it.

 

2 Maine winters covered with Fluid Film each year not the slightest hint of rust any where.

 

I'm just driving it. I was going to get it undercoated but I heard it can trap moisture and rust more without me noticing. I still want to do something about it though.

I don't even know how to slow it.

 

Can you apply fluid films on existing rust amd slow it down?

 

Yup, that'll do

 

Yes

 

Almost no rust on my 11.......rolled on some rustoleum a couple of months ago........hoping that this will help for some years to come

 

I underside is mint, I live near Toronto where they pour the salt on the roads. Every October I take my vehicles to Oil Guard, a local oil spray franchise, similar to Krown but not Ziebart.