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fluid film,woolwax or surface shield only....they all come in black now.....cant believe ziebart is still in business

I just dont drive the cars or truck I care about during the winter,, problem solved,, keep the pos for snow season... works like a champ

Can work still be done on parts that has the coating on it?

That only happens when you don't remove old rust and Flaky crap before you spray

They all look so pretty on the top side, nobody looks underneath, just bling bling and it’s sold.

Your thoughts on Boss Wax hard undercoating on new vehicles??

Looks like POR15

So how do you get this stuff off? I saw someone mention mineral spirits?

9:00 it will probably be in the junk ward way before 5 years because its a GM and the electrical gremlins will total it out.

lol.......Both NHOU and Northeast Rustproofing offer the big bucks rustproofing packages starting at. $3000 and up for hardwax/oil . Rustproofing is big business..

Hi do you have a shop in Chicago?

Hi do you have a shop in Chicago?

Wool wax or fluid film. Lanolin only.

Terrible prep, this is what happens.

Someone needs to expose those scammers

I been starting to make mine all i used was bar & chain oil with paraffin wax melted in and sprayed on hot. But now i'm going to update the recipe to used motor oil, grease, Boiled Linseed Oil, paraffin wax and maybe a little diesel fuel to thin it if it needs it and will be hot sprayed on, hoping it comes out like a grease with a gummy shell on the outside when cooled and cured that would allow it to last a good long time before needing another coat.

That Zebart is Crap! I shoot mine with used oil,or old tranny fluid!!

Looks like they just sprayed black tar

I just got a ram with 8200 miles on it. Do you think hard coat or liquid? Frame still has the factory paint on it.

Ler me get this straight,you made this video in 2021 and the truck was coated 2 yrs. prior. That would mean the Silverado was already 11 yrs. old. How many miles were on the truck when it was done? Yes I agree it looks like a terrible job but 11 yrs. of wet,salty,and dirty conditions will have this affect on the bottom of any vehicle. As far as the "heavy" stuff hitting housing cases no big deal,not hurting anything. Touchy situation taking on a used vehicle. I put many yrs. in doing this type of work and personally I would have refused this job.

Ziebarts tagline used to be..."ziebart...its us..or rust"

whats your opinion on cosmoline wax for undercoating?

Scumbags.

Is auto armor better than ziebart?

I can’t find anything near me in Wisconsin that does oil coating.

Not sure I would say ruined lol, shitty job yes

I just had my 23 Tacoma undercoated by LINE X Valugard 160 - did I make a mistake? guy from shop told me it's safe to drive right after the spray while it's a rainy day. My undercoat feels soft to touch which I think is wax material (is this safe?)

good video. What type of wet undercoating do you all use on used vehicles? I am researching what to use on my Sequoia and there are freaking like 10,000 products!

What a Joke you pay all this money for trucks and they rust like this like they can't put a coating on them from the factory so they don't rust but they won't because they want you to spend a ridiculous price on a new car or truck again in ten years when are people going to wake up and make theses over price car and truck manufacturers make a Quality car or truck that won't rust come on

Going to reapply NHUO which has given me results since it’s first and only apply 2 years ago

More like die barf

Are you guys local to W Pa? I had my '09 Silverado Ziebarted in 2021. Truck had only 16,000 miles at the time. Maybe I should bring it to you for an evaluation?

I think boiled linseed oil every other year is the way to go. It soaks into the rust then hardens to a thick gummy finish in 4-5 days. It's fairly cheap and safe, and you won't get filthy if you have to work under the truck.

Hard coat is the worst thing one could do to new or used. Oil coat is the only acceptable method. Ziebart is the absolute worst. Krown, NHOU...anything but hard, rubberized...very bad

Do you have thoughts on Line-X undercoatings?

Im wire wheeling the pans on a 69 vw down to bare metal ( less than mm diameter scaling spots). Is a rubberized coating over primer going to hold up in your opinion or should i go a different route? Not looking for hiring, just a guy and his son son trying to keep the car around i rebuilt with my dad as a kid.

HA! Only one side of the drive shaft is sprayed! Your better off just spraying WD-40 all over everything

Tidybart Zeibart is the best stuff ever. It will allow you to get rid of the rust. See. Look. No rust. Snark.

Penetrating oil, transmission fluid, and 80 w 90 gear oil. It absolutely stops rust period. It stays sticky from the gear oil and the pentrating oil makes it creep, the transmission fluid kills rust. Works like charm over serious rust.

Ziebart strikes again.....

Lmao I’d be driving my truck right through the business that’s ripped me off. And then I’d drag owner outside and make him look at the shite work he did. And then jiggle my money back out of his pockets 😂

If anything, that hack job just aspirated the problem. $800?! , i wouldn't let them touch my vehicle if they gave me $800.00. Very few honest shops out there.

You seem very biased and that truck is in great shape for and 08. That undercoating made it last but nothing is forever. It's time to be redone.

What do you think of Valugard?

Marine paint and good by to rust for ever.

Why exactly is this truck ruined? I understand it was done poorly, but I hate sensationalist titles THIS TRUCK IS RUINED! Who cares if there is over spray on the trans and exhaust? That doesn't ruin the truck, lol. It doesn't matter one bit to be honest. It sucks that they didn't do the proper prep work or do the tops of cross members, but nothing is ruined by what was done. It honestly is a joke that it's being said that this truck is ruined. these types of titles and narratives are exactly what turn me away from a channel. Be honest, show the poor workmanship. But don't try pushing some BS. Whatever holes are there were already probably there. Those frames are not that thin, you don't get a hole through 1/4 thick steel in 2 years.

You sound like liars. That vehicle looks amazing for being 13 years old. Stop trying to sell snake oil

Tell me how your oil coating is not 10 times worse than any rubberization?

I almost paid £1200 for a service like this for my '10 Jeep with lots of rust all over the underbody. I've stripped almost everything off the bottom of the truck and currently in the process of sanding and grinding everything back to bare metal, as part of a complete restoration. It's only after I started doing this properly that I truly realised how insanely pointless it would have been to pay someone to spray over the rust with some sort of hard coat.

Been using quality Bar and Chain oil for over 25 years up here in northern Vermont and it has served me well. I still drive a 1997 K1500 GMC suburban with a non compromised frame after all these years...Knowledge of application and being meticulous is key...