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I'm debating getting my vehicle undercoated using NH Oil, risking the soft top in touch less car wash, or using something like a Ryobi water broom when the weather is above freezing (and especially during the spring).
Honestly, with most of my vehicles I usually just get the undercarriage sprayed in a car wash, but I don’t really know if the soft top can stand to get hammered every twoish weeks like that.
I’ve read the oil undercoating is not without some risk, but i’m trying to evaluate risk vs reward in this case.
For those of you in winter climates (and soft tops), what have you had the most success with?
Honestly, with most of my vehicles I usually just get the undercarriage sprayed in a car wash, but I don’t really know if the soft top can stand to get hammered every twoish weeks like that.
I’ve read the oil undercoating is not without some risk, but i’m trying to evaluate risk vs reward in this case.
For those of you in winter climates (and soft tops), what have you had the most success with?
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