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If you live in New York, (or rustbelt) sign up for a local carwash subscription and drive your vehicle through each week during winter spraying the undercarriage.
Brian, thanks. I have the 2023 4Runner SR5 Pre. You helped with the Nav System. This will help when we move to Colorado near the Broncos to clean off the Winter Road salt or Snow. What is that film spray you spoke of.
Thank you for this excellent video. Love the power-washer idea. A great idea. Y'all got some bad winter weather up there that will destroy a vehicle. Carry On Sir!
Most if you use high pressure. A little if you use low pressure. So it gets very gentle rinses in the summer/winter and heavier rinses in the fall to prep for the next coating.
I did not because I didn’t have equipment to block the vapors from my camera and the vapors get everywhere. Krown has a great reputation. I chose fluid film because of its environmental safety and self healing properties.
I found a place that’s about an hour away that does Krown applications. When the guy started explaining the process he mentioned they drill small holes into the door sill area and a few other select areas and apply it inside. I told him I was only interested in having the undercarriage of my Tacoma done and no drilling and he said that was fine too. I see you said you did not do the Fluid Film application because of the vapors would get on your camera. Is there any professional places that apply Fluid Film and solve that problem or worry? I know Toyota offers undercarriage coatings but I’m not sure if they’re the oil based spray types like Fluid Film or Krown? Or if they’re that rubbery coating that looks good for a while but is actually very bad and traps in moisture. You make great videos so I’m glad I found you on TH-cam.
I actually did apply the fluid film however, I did not film it due to the camera getting oily. I will call around to see which places near you can do the application for you. Thank you so much for the support.
Yea i have a new silverado and im trying to keep it in new condition for ever. Already got some dust tho all underneath. Hard to remove as you can’t technically “scrub”.
Simple green contains copper and can promote corrosion due to dissimilar metal interaction... Something to be aware of especially in places where it my not get rinsed off completely.
Great video I’ve been planning to do this to my truck. Question about using that underbody sprayer? Is there any areas where the pressure washer could cause electrical issues? I never seen you spray under the engine area in your video! Thanks
Hey thanks! So my sprayer is just enough pressure to remove “most” of the mud. I don’t know the number it it’s not enough to cause problems. However I keep it moving I don’t sit in a specific spot. I’ll do under the engine too quickly. The rubber hose is what really did the work. So far so good!
Appreciate your efforts Bro but that's a brand new truck!!! You still got stickers that are white and clean. You were spraying simple green on a flawless black frame that's not even stained with mud or clay. ALL THE BEST MY MAN, DO COOL STUFF BUT..........GET IT DIRTY FIRST.
Stay away from rubberized undercoatings! It will eventually just trap moisture and salt onto the frame and cause massive rot. Rubber is porus....plus there's no way anyone can get the frame clean enough (dirt, oil, etc.) to get a proper adhesion and prevent eventual rubber degradation and penetration by the elements. The annual additional rubberized coatings by a shop might add will just make it worse. There's a reason most "rustproofing" services are dead and gone. I use fluid flim every fall on my vehicles to get through salt-filled Michigan winters. Works like a charm.
I need to do this for my 2010 Tacoma's second frame that was installed two or three years ago. It only has 126k miles now and I plan to drive it till the end of time.
Love to see someone that loves there truck to do this! This is something I would do. Thank you for a awesomely awesome video sir! Plus I can get a discount on Simple Green where I work! 😆
From past expieriance living on the east coast P.A. many years ago I have seen so much rott damage to frames & bodies on so many vehicles due to the salt used in the snow, regardless how much dealerships apply extra layers of under coating on new vehicles or spraying down the body & frame the salt will always find its way in the tinyest places & begin to rott out the body or frames another major reason I dont want to live on the east coast anymore not wanting to have to put on chains on the tires shoveling snow & driving in it having someone slamming into you, many reasons not to live in any snowy places I am fine here on the west coast where we get no snow & no salt.
@@brianruperti you would think after many decades that there would been some other alternitive of using salt on the roads, I bought a car off a guy years ago here in cali he stored an old ford falcon in storage place down in long beach he was in the air force so rarely was in the state to drive it but because it sat in storage for long time the ocean air started to rust out the lower wheel well panel size of a quarter nothing too major but goes to show that ocean air which has salt in it can cause rott as well.
@@BurtBowers yea you would think! And yes ocean breeze is no joke. In Hawaii, houses on one side of the islands are much more expensive because they do not suffer the ocean breeze that the other side does, where everything rusts much faster.
No kidding! Watching the National evening news from San Francisco at this time of year and seeing 30% dedicated to covering the latest snow storm mayhem on the east coast is so predictable, and why I could never live there.
One suggestion for your Simple Green...buy the concentrate and try a small, hand pump tank sprayer. Saves your hand constantly pulling the trigger, and you can reach farther with the sprayer's wand. And it's "green" (no pun intended) because you're not buying multiple disposable squirt bottles of the product :-).
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Wow great job! I need to get a pressure washer and one of those undercarriage sprayers!
Yes but remember never too much pressure you don’t want to push water too far!
If you live in New York, (or rustbelt) sign up for a local carwash subscription and drive your vehicle through each week during winter spraying the undercarriage.
And pray they don’t use salty recycled water to spray on you!
Thank you. I enjoy taking care of my things: tools, firearms, home, electronics, vehicles etc. This is also a good time to inspect the under carriage.
You’re welcome. Maintenance makes the difference!
Brian, thanks. I have the 2023 4Runner SR5 Pre. You helped with the Nav System. This will help when we move to Colorado near the Broncos to clean off the Winter Road salt or Snow. What is that film spray you spoke of.
Fluid Film
Damn we have the same truck and your undercarriage looks wayyyyyy cleaner than mine!
I try!
Thank you for this excellent video. Love the power-washer idea. A great idea. Y'all got some bad winter weather up there that will destroy a vehicle. Carry On Sir!
Thanks for watching!
I was thinking about a protective undercoat spray paint may work too?
I don’t recommend paint because paint does not displace the water it will trap it
Great video. Can you confirm what pressure washer wand extension you used with the Ryobi water broom?
Thank you. It was a metal extension that was compatible. I believe I got it on Amazon but I forget sorry
How much of the fluid film gets washed off from the pressure washing?
Most if you use high pressure. A little if you use low pressure. So it gets very gentle rinses in the summer/winter and heavier rinses in the fall to prep for the next coating.
Did you use di water?
No what is that
Never trust a guy in kneepads 😂
thank you for sharing. 👍👍
Thanks for visiting
Did you make a video applying the Fluid Film? Have you heard of Krown? It’s like Fluid Film and supposed to be really good.
I did not because I didn’t have equipment to block the vapors from my camera and the vapors get everywhere.
Krown has a great reputation. I chose fluid film because of its environmental safety and self healing properties.
I found a place that’s about an hour away that does Krown applications. When the guy started explaining the process he mentioned they drill small holes into the door sill area and a few other select areas and apply it inside. I told him I was only interested in having the undercarriage of my Tacoma done and no drilling and he said that was fine too. I see you said you did not do the Fluid Film application because of the vapors would get on your camera. Is there any professional places that apply Fluid Film and solve that problem or worry? I know Toyota offers undercarriage coatings but I’m not sure if they’re the oil based spray types like Fluid Film or Krown? Or if they’re that rubbery coating that looks good for a while but is actually very bad and traps in moisture. You make great videos so I’m glad I found you on TH-cam.
I actually did apply the fluid film however, I did not film it due to the camera getting oily. I will call around to see which places near you can do the application for you. Thank you so much for the support.
Yea i have a new silverado and im trying to keep it in new condition for ever. Already got some dust tho all underneath. Hard to remove as you can’t technically “scrub”.
Congrats! I posted some anti rust tips in my community section you might like.
Do that with my tundra too these frames require it
Simple green contains copper and can promote corrosion due to dissimilar metal interaction... Something to be aware of especially in places where it my not get rinsed off completely.
Thank you
Great video I’ve been planning to do this to my truck. Question about using that underbody sprayer? Is there any areas where the pressure washer could cause electrical issues? I never seen you spray under the engine area in your video!
Thanks
Hey thanks! So my sprayer is just enough pressure to remove “most” of the mud. I don’t know the number it it’s not enough to cause problems. However I keep it moving I don’t sit in a specific spot. I’ll do under the engine too quickly.
The rubber hose is what really did the work. So far so good!
I would definitely buy a used truck from this dude. I've never seen anyone go to these lengths to clean their truck.
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
100%
Appreciate your efforts Bro but that's a brand new truck!!! You still got stickers that are white and clean. You were spraying simple green on a flawless black frame that's not even stained with mud or clay. ALL THE BEST MY MAN, DO COOL STUFF BUT..........GET IT DIRTY FIRST.
Thank you! She def had her share of mud I just always rinse right after
Hi Brian. Do you use Amsoil heavy duty metal protector?
Hey Roy. I do not use that.
Got the whole place smelling like Simple Green.
😂
Nice video! Doesn't Toyota offer an undercoating? If you actually apply some sort of sealant on the frame does it void any warranty?
Thanks! Toyota offers undercoating options. I don’t think it would void the warranty. That rubberized stuff, that’s another story.
Stay away from rubberized undercoatings! It will eventually just trap moisture and salt onto the frame and cause massive rot. Rubber is porus....plus there's no way anyone can get the frame clean enough (dirt, oil, etc.) to get a proper adhesion and prevent eventual rubber degradation and penetration by the elements. The annual additional rubberized coatings by a shop might add will just make it worse. There's a reason most "rustproofing" services are dead and gone.
I use fluid flim every fall on my vehicles to get through salt-filled Michigan winters. Works like a charm.
i am a yooper scouring the internet on how to save my 98 4runner any tips for us guys with rough winters ?@@GoneWalkabout
I need to do this for my 2010 Tacoma's second frame that was installed two or three years ago. It only has 126k miles now and I plan to drive it till the end of time.
Nice
That will be my wash method when i get my new ride. that undercarrige wash after salty roads will be good... flush the salt out well. thanks !
Glad I could help!
Good preventative video, nice truck also
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Especially Tacoma's as they rot bigtime
Love to see someone that loves there truck to do this! This is something I would do. Thank you for a awesomely awesome video sir! Plus I can get a discount on Simple Green where I work! 😆
I try my best! Glad you enjoyed the video. I’m jealous!!!
From past expieriance living on the east coast P.A. many years ago I have seen so much rott damage to frames & bodies on so many vehicles due to the salt used in the snow, regardless how much dealerships apply extra layers of under coating on new vehicles or spraying down the body & frame the salt will always find its way in the tinyest places & begin to rott out the body or frames another major reason I dont want to live on the east coast anymore not wanting to have to put on chains on the tires shoveling snow & driving in it having someone slamming into you, many reasons not to live in any snowy places I am fine here on the west coast where we get no snow & no salt.
It’s crazy too because the insurance companies lobby against the states to continue the use of salt brines on the roads.
@@brianruperti you would think after many decades that there would been some other alternitive of using salt on the roads, I bought a car off a guy years ago here in cali he stored an old ford falcon in storage place down in long beach he was in the air force so rarely was in the state to drive it but because it sat in storage for long time the ocean air started to rust out the lower wheel well panel size of a quarter nothing too major but goes to show that ocean air which has salt in it can cause rott as well.
@@BurtBowers yea you would think! And yes ocean breeze is no joke. In Hawaii, houses on one side of the islands are much more expensive because they do not suffer the ocean breeze that the other side does, where everything rusts much faster.
No kidding! Watching the National evening news from San Francisco at this time of year and seeing 30% dedicated to covering the latest snow storm mayhem on the east coast is so predictable, and why I could never live there.
Manufacturers switched to galvanized sheet metal years ago so body panels wouldn't rust through, why not on the frames?? C'Mon, TOYOTA!!
One suggestion for your Simple Green...buy the concentrate and try a small, hand pump tank sprayer. Saves your hand constantly pulling the trigger, and you can reach farther with the sprayer's wand. And it's "green" (no pun intended) because you're not buying multiple disposable squirt bottles of the product :-).
Thank you for this tip!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼