SCARd4Life
Well-known member
- Joined
- Mar 17, 2022
- Messages
- 193
- Reaction score
- 413
- Location
- Pend Oreille County, WA
- Current Rides
- Stormtroopers: 2022 TRX & 2022 392
Treated our 392 with Woolwax a few months back. Found a couple areas of light rust (2 month old Jeep with zero salt exposure). Didn't want to park it for the winter, but didn't want a rust bucket, either. I opted for a 5 gallon bucket of Woolwax rather than rattle cans. Treated my Taco and my TRX, too. Looking forward to some fun in the snow.If it was me and I was going to keep the vehicle for a long time, yes I would get it sprayed. If it is a short trip to an area that uses salt or calcium then I would use Fluid Film. Once you return home it is more easily washed off. A more permanent solution is Woolwax. You can still wash it off but it is much more thick and greasy and a better option for long term winter conditions. Both make for a very unpleasant situation for working on the vehicle afterwards. Making the Fluid Film the best option for short term and a Jeep could be sprayed at home with 6-10+ spray cans depending on how thoroughly you applied it. park over a tarp before spraying if you care about your driveway or garage floor.
Took my 392 for its last ride yesterday to top off the tank, this morning woke up to a few inches of snow and the salt trucks running the roads. Wont put my Jeep back on the road until late April.