Ram 2500 Underbody Rust Prevention CRC 6026 - Fluid Film - Overlanding Adventure Vehicle 

Yes, Toyota is using the CRC. I recently purchased a Sequoia, and the previous owners kept meticulous records. The dealer did, in fact, treat the frame twice with CRC. And the frame is immaculate! If Toyota is using it, that's good enough for me. Thanks for the video.

Project Farm Dude rocks! He's doing the Lord's work✊🇺🇸

Fantastic video. After reading the review on Project Farm, I am opting to use CRC 6026 on a new 2022 Tacoma. This video told me everything I needed to know. The Toyota dealer could not believe I would choose this over their $695 undercoating. Thanks -

Thanks bud.my 22 finally showed up today..drove from jersey to Delaware to pick it up today..first thing I'm doing is this..especially being its brand new and fairly clean and winter is knocking..great job again

Hey I cleaned and sprayed a 1989 Blazer with Waxoyl cavity wax and underbody coating 20 years ago. It’s still rust free. No sign of any rust inside or outside. I also use a salt inhibitor called Salt Gone . I’m switching to other rust proofing products like Woolwax, Fluid Film and several others. Excellent video

Detailed, real and funny........thanks

I bought 10 cans !!! I will be going after any nooks and crannies and bought the 24” extension so I can get up inside where there are plugs remove them spray away and put them back on keep spraying !!! it’s more then just a little job but to protect a $70,000 truck it’s worth it p.s. I found that oil is cheaper at Walmart mart 🤣

I lived in Puerto Rico for several years and at every oil change they lifted my vehicle and sprayed it with a steamy soap solution blow dried everything then sprayed a light coating of diesel. I sincerely miss that service.

Toyota frames were built by a company called Dana in the USA. Dana skipped the process where they should have cleaned the oil off that was used as part of the frame forming process. The frames were then painted and because they omitted the cleaning step before painting ,the frames rusted prematurely as the paint failed. Toyota sued Dana and Dana gave Toyota 25 million to correct the problem of frames rusting. Currently have 2 replacement frames in tacomas owned by family members. On my new 2020 Tacoma , at the time I used 12 cans of CPC 6026 right after leaving dealer with new truck. I followed up with 3 gallons of fluid film. I'll continue with a new product called surface shield going forward. My opinion is that a product that "creeps" is needed to get to the places you can't reach....and apply yearly or so. 6026 is Cosmoline which is great,but doesn't move enough. East coast of Canada here.

Fantastic

Crc 6026 it is, your videos are proving very useful. Applying to my 2021 ram 2500 tradesman, 8.4 screen, snow chief, chrome pak, silver, cloth interior with all weather mats, trailer pkg. Just like yours! Now to get used to these crazy mirrors that make lane changes legit scary hah

Loved your video, great personality

I live in Ohio and I haven’t done this to My Brand new truck but definitely should. I had it for a year and the snow out here sucks well the salt they spray on the road. It really kills the vehicles. Thanks for the review bud definitely will use this

I will uses this for Lexus truck, hope it will protect

Super insightful video, looks much more resilient than the lanolin sprays. I just wish less of it blew away instead of sticking to the surface.

I got lazy and had my Ram Krowned so I didn’t have to crawl around underneath. (Oil based rust proofing). It was like $160 and they get inside all body panels.

$130 per year to take it to Krown is totally worth it to me for preventing rust. I've been doing it to all but one of my cars since I moved to the Northeast... and that one rust-welded in place when I was on vacation for 2 weeks. I don't have to deal with anything, I don't have to worry about anything, and I don't have to clean up. If I was to take the time and make the mess, I'd use CRC. They make great stuff, but $11/mo is worth it to me to not have to deal with application headaches. They're also great people and I support a local business.

very good tips on what to spray on!

Coat the inside of the frame ( somehow)!!. These box frames rot from the inside, out.

Hi my name is Nick, and winter sucks lmao!!!

Just found your channel! Excellent. Thanks for the video 👍👍

Thanks!

It seems like it’s basically old school cosmoline.

W! Thanks man

Eastwood sell the nozzle hose for this cans so that way I spray the cavities with that CRC

Repair geek said so about cosmoline "It creeps until it's dry. Once it dries that's it. So if cosmoline does not fully penetrate pinchwelds or bedsides before it dries you're screwed. Any additional products just build up on top of the layer that is dry.. Products that stay wet will continue to creep and self heal 6 months or even years later, cosmoline won't." So it will probably simple fall of at top of paint. Please let us know in 1 year.

Things not to spray are belts, brakes, and exhaust

Have you tried cosmoline RP -342 ? I have used it on my wrangler Rubicon and my Ram 2500 and it lasts and protects. Like no other . Give it a try you might like it.

Greeting from south korea. I have a question. How many crc can did you use for truck?

Toyota isn't the only one having problems with the frames.

Not sure how long does the can last in terms of expiration date?

Can apply while the surface is wet?

Thanks for the video. I appreciate the tips as I plan on doing this in the next couple of months. Did the CRC wash out of the clothing at all or were they trashed? I plan on wearing some old coveralls that I use for car repairs but I wonder if they will wash out. I think I'll use a plastic liner to protect the ground and use a fan to blow the overspray/vapor mist away. Gloves, goggles, and a respirator and I should be all set.

Will this stuff look good on Chrome? Does it dry relatively clear? Trying to protect a chrome bumper from rusting , any ideas on a good inhibitor?

Any idea if this is bad for bushings?

Is there a straw attachment available, like Cavity wax?

Hi Nick love the channel. I am waiting on a 2022 to arrive and I am wondering if you think the CRC Would be good to spray and coat the backside of the aluminum alloy rims to protect them from road salt? I thought about waxing them but I figured CRC might stay on better. Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated thanks.

6 cans? I used 12 doing my Silverado

Any update on this? Just wondering how it’s holding up and how it’s performing.

Hey man.. if that coating got splash from water rain or wash car, should we re-coating with that corrosion inhibitor??

I bought 72 bottle believing it would not be enough.

This is ineffective if it is sprayed on already rusted metal. It won't form a barrier and prevent further rust. After a winter the rusted area is dry with no evidence of a waxy coating. It works on clean metal and painted metal.

Great info man, definitely helps us alot 👌 How long the film will last until it need a respray?? 12 months? More or less?

Great video, So can this stuff be sprayed on painted frames without eating through the paint and did you spray it on like rubber bushings/any rubber pieces under the truck? Thanks

I've seen people bed liner the underside before. Seems like it would be a great option.

How long would you say it takes to cure? I'm gonna have to go to a family member's garage an hour away to get it done and hoping the drive back doesn't impact it.

Nick! quick question, its starting to get really cold and im trying to get this applied ASAP as it got delivered yesterday (a week late), if there's going to be a light rainfall in the next few hours do you think im ok to apply outside and about an hour after it start raining? will it affect the curing process?

Do u spray the muffler too?

Will it bind to rust? if you already have rust i mean