I have a 2010 jku that has caked on dry mud. I want to clean it and lube and protect my undercarriage. I want to make sure everything is lubed and clean looking as I want to take care of this thing now instead of thrashing it.
What do I under coat my JK with after I clean caked and baked on mud?
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xackley
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For California weather I would think to power wash, power brush and scrape, paint, and it would be good for another 10 years.
Although it is simple and inexpensive I find that Rustoleum products work just fine and last a long time and I am in the Salt Belt.
Although it is simple and inexpensive I find that Rustoleum products work just fine and last a long time and I am in the Salt Belt.
OK thanks. I was thinking about protecting but I don't think I need to wax or anything else because I don't deal with the salt like you where I'm at. I do deal with water, mud and heat. I just want everything looking good but being lubed up well so everything moves the way it should too.
I don't think I need to protect against rust where I'm at because I don't deal with salt just water, mud, and heat. It's dry and I want it clean but lubed well so everything works, flexes and bends smooth.
xackley
JK Enthusiast
Oh, I misread that.
Thought you asked what you should do under your coat after baking a cake.
Thought you asked what you should do under your coat after baking a cake.
Honestly, you don't need to do anything other than clean it if rust isn't a concern (and it shouldn't be in California).