Undercoating a 95' for the first time

GQ7227 · Dec 19, 2019

old grouch said: ↑

OP, if you google fluid film, on their website is a locator for places that apply it for a fee. Part of the process is power washing the frame indie & out then drying before application. I was going to have it done last year when we went to Vermont to see the leaves change color. Didn't because it would have taken two whole days out our short time there. Seems like the price quoted was under $200.
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a ++ for the CF 3000 product as the surface does not need to be dry for application.
it can be wet as it displaces and chases water away

tacoma_ca · Dec 19, 2019

The water can evaporate, leaving road salt behind. Multiple cycles can build up salt concentration, just like in a salt flat in the desert.

GQ7227 · Dec 22, 2019

RysiuM said: ↑

If you get a garden hose and pour water where the C-sections converts boxed part, you will see a water coming through the tiny drain hole in front of leaf spring hanger. It's hard to take pictures of that area. This is the best I have - look at that hole pointed by the arrow:

Ant look at that tiny drain hole for the whole rear section of the boxed frame.

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is this a close-up of that section with the arrow?
it took me a number of months to finally find this pic of interest

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-how-screwed-am-i.508498/page-6#post-16285512

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