Undercarriage detailing

[houndlover]

I have noticed a couple of other brands offer an undercarriage detailing spray. I will be detailing a Tundra soon, and was wondering if the Water Based Dressing would do ok for this application?

[roushstage2]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

Yes, but it may not last too long. I would try All Season Dressing. That would be more like the equivalent of those undercarriage sprays.

[Jeepster04]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

I usually get some cheap tire spray in the cans at Advance auto parts for the under body. Stoners Tire shine works awesome.

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

Your undercarriage looks great. Now I know what to use the Stoner Tire shine for. Thanks.

[ken_ja]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

I usually get some cheap tire spray in the cans at Advance auto parts for the under body. Stoners Tire shine works awesome.

Now that, ladies and gents, is an UNDERCARRIAGE. Beautifully maintained bluelibby.

[houndlover]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

Does the Stoners make a smell when the exhaust gets hot?

[Jeepster04]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

Now that, ladies and gents, is an UNDERCARRIAGE. Beautifully maintained bluelibby.

Thanks.

It really hurts taking it offroad and covering it in mud. I try to stick to rocks and sand.

Does the Stoners make a smell when the exhaust gets hot?

Ive never noticed but it may alittle. I dont spray it directly on the exhaust which helps. That stuff may be flammable so I would try to avoid spraying it.

Even if it did smell, it would only do it for a few min the first time you drove it. It would burn off quick.

[Tim Lingor]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

I have noticed a couple of other brands offer an undercarriage detailing spray. I will be detailing a Tundra soon, and was wondering if the Water Based Dressing would do ok for this application?

Hey,

Sure...no problem.

For my truck, I tend to use Meguiar's Hyper Dressing in the wheel wells. For the undercarriage, it would work very well there as also.

Tim

[Tim Lingor]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

Thanks.

It really hurts taking it offroad and covering it in mud. I try to stick to rocks and sand.



Ive never noticed but it may alittle. I dont spray it directly on the exhaust which helps. That stuff may be flammable so I would try to avoid spraying it.

Even if it did smell, it would only do it for a few min the first time you drove it. It would burn off quick.

Wow! Your Jeep's undercarriage looks awesome!!! Fantastic work!!!

Tim

[houndlover]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

Thanks.

It really hurts taking it offroad and covering it in mud. I try to stick to rocks and sand.



Ive never noticed but it may alittle. I dont spray it directly on the exhaust which helps. That stuff may be flammable so I would try to avoid spraying it.

Even if it did smell, it would only do it for a few min the first time you drove it. It would burn off quick.

The flammability thing was part of the reason I was looking at using the Water Based Dressing - diluted 1:1

[yalerd]

Re: Undercarriage detailing

I think i would eat off that undercarriage! jajajaja that is CLEAN!