What's the Best Way to Rust-Proof My GX
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What's the Best Way to Rust-Proof My GX
I recently bought an 06 GX470 and was wondering what treat the rust under the car and also prevent future rusting. I am in Queens NY and the winter will be here soon so I wanted to get the car ready before they start slating the roads.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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i know they exist and you'll have to search for them online but rust is an anodic/cathodic reaction and you can mount small metal pieces to the frame that will rust instead of your car. classic car collectors use them so their cars never rust. they are used on bridges and boats also. should be easy to find
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if you recently bought the car from the area, that probably means that it has already seen 9 yrs of winters meaning your undercarriage has already been exposed to salt... besides stripping everything down and coating it, why not just stay on top of washing it after a snow storm...
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I've had success using these products on a couple of jeeps and now my gx over the years:
http://www.eastwood.com/paints/rust-solutions.html
http://www.eastwood.com/paints/rust-solutions.html
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You might look for a detail shop in that area that can do a couple of things. 1. Underneath Full Steam Clean and Dry
2. You need a quartz coat like 22ple or CG Quartz that a good detail shop can apply. That will help your roof and exterior not only look awesome but give it that extra protection it needs on those harsh months. You might check out Ammo NYC or Chemical Guys both of those shops do awesome detail work.
2. You need a quartz coat like 22ple or CG Quartz that a good detail shop can apply. That will help your roof and exterior not only look awesome but give it that extra protection it needs on those harsh months. You might check out Ammo NYC or Chemical Guys both of those shops do awesome detail work.
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