Bronco rustproofing -- spray or the new rust module ?

[DrewBronc21]

I had mine done with wax undercoating, it's semi-hard, not sticky, matte black and somewhat self healing. It looks great! They used regular oil undercoating inside the frame rails and all crevices. It was expensive but upkeep is cheap and less frequent than regular oil (900 up front, 99 every 2 years for touch ups) I've had cars done with oil before and I'm a believer, I splurged on the Bronco since I didnt want the semi-mess that can come with oil. It's my first new car and as a kid I watched my parents beloved 1985 Bronco completely rust out twice (they had it restored once, life in New England plus saltwater boat ramps) I intend to have mine a very, very long time

where did you get it done? I was looking for a local place in NY but ended up doing myself. There’s no way Im as thorough as a shop and will probably get it done professionally somewhere eventually but I’m planning to hit the beach in the next week or so. My Subaru STi after 10 years front and rear subframes rusted out, oil pan rusted through, etc. Subaru quoted me like $8k to replace/fix lol.

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[Ruggles]

where did you get it done? I was looking for a local place in NY but ended up doing myself. There’s no way Im as thorough as a shop and will probably get it done professionally somewhere eventually but I’m planning to hit the beach in the next week or so. My Subaru STi after 10 years front and rear subframes rusted out, oil pan rusted through, etc. Subaru quoted me like $8k to replace/fix lol.

NH Oil Undercoating in Chichester NH, totally recommend them! We are having my husband's commuter done with the regular oil undercoating, my uncle uses them too they definitely do a thorough job!

 

[MudMonsterRacin]

I'm getting mine sprayed with wool wax on the undercarriage only. was quoted 300 bucks. 500 for everything, but im not worried about the aluminum stuff corroding.

 

[MNbronco]

I'm getting mine sprayed with wool wax on the undercarriage only. was quoted 300 bucks. 500 for everything, but im not worried about the aluminum stuff corroding.

Plenty of 2015 and older aluminum F150 on road that have no corrosion; I would do rear quarters on bronco since they appear to be steel.

 

[MudMonsterRacin]

Plenty of 2015 and older aluminum F150 on road that have no corrosion; I would do rear quarters on bronco since they appear to be steel.

Yeah my 16 f150 had no corrosion on the body at all.

 

[Dillhole]

don't they need to be sprayed as well?

It's is not recommended to spray, spray techs.

 

[bravely]

I'm thinking of doing it myself as well

https://www.crcindustries.com/products/heavy-duty-corrosion-inhibitor-10-wt-oz.html

I've researched various options. This is what I've decided to do. Fortunate to have a buddy with a lift.

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