I started using CRC after RP–342 changed the spray nozzle. CRC is definitely thinner but much easier to apply. This is a 2019 Jeep Cherokee I coated last year. Still looks good.
Rust "Proofing" The Tacoma
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Does it “creep?”
Like Krown, I need something thin so it will creep into my already rusty rocker panels.
Yes it creeps in warm weather. Mostly solid surface in the cold. I like that because I don’t want the winter sand and salt sticking to the undercarriage. The 2nd pic is over the winter. As you can see, I missed a spot on the subframe weld and rust is bleeding through. Warm now so it’s creeping. Pic of that spot today. It’s covered over. I didn’t have to do anything.
This is not a solution for rotted rocker panels. This is something you use on a new or almost new vehicle to keep it that way. Some surface rust is OK as you can see in my pictures.
A closer pic. As mentioned the CRC goes on thin so it could probably use a touch up. But it’s not bleeding and I’d like to see how much more it will creep.
Local place that uses like four different products told me known would be best for my issue.
The CRC stuff sure looks great, but does anyone have a long term track record with it, like 5-10 years?
This is the build up on my old Mazda 3 after 11 years of rustproofing, not pretty but it sure kept the rust at bay.
This is the build up on my old Mazda 3 after 11 years of rustproofing, not pretty but it sure kept the rust at bay.
There are 7,000 drops/quart
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