gdhillon
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I decided to wash/wax my truck as it was a decent day out.
It seems I’ve neglected closely looking at my truck in awhile, but anyway there is a bit of paint chipped and rust starting around all the door handles, bottom rear corner of the window sills and most nostably rust cancer showing pretty heavy on the box fenders. As well as a bit on the cab corners and bottom of doors
I’ve been meaning to get wool wax and fluid film her before sledding season every year I’ve owned it, but always seem forget until the snow falls and it gets cold af out
Anyway, my question is what’s the best way to wash the truck during sledding season to keep the rust at bay. Is there plugs I can pull out in the cab and spray water in to slow the doors etc from rotting?
TIA!
It seems I’ve neglected closely looking at my truck in awhile, but anyway there is a bit of paint chipped and rust starting around all the door handles, bottom rear corner of the window sills and most nostably rust cancer showing pretty heavy on the box fenders. As well as a bit on the cab corners and bottom of doors
I’ve been meaning to get wool wax and fluid film her before sledding season every year I’ve owned it, but always seem forget until the snow falls and it gets cold af out
Anyway, my question is what’s the best way to wash the truck during sledding season to keep the rust at bay. Is there plugs I can pull out in the cab and spray water in to slow the doors etc from rotting?
TIA!
