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rust proof/oil spray
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No, waste of money.
Aftermarket undercoatings, and home-applied sprays, stopped being beneficial when manufacturers started using galvanized panels, and applying factory undercoat, many years ago.
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I just went at it with some Tremclad matte black rust paint and 6 years later not a spot of rust anywhere.
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i was thinking of spraying it, just to keep to measure....moreless piece of mind, something is better then nothing.....dam canadian roads!!!
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In many cases it is worse than nothing, not better. Spraying any type of sealer over any existing corrosion speeds up the corrosion. It holds the moisture in.
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