Stick with lanolin undercoatings like fluid film, woolwax, and surface sheild. They won't crack and get salt water trapped behind it. Hard coatings are to be avoided.
@@mr.3phase228 I agree, the only problem is that stuff washing away when it gets water on it. The Rust-Oleum undercoating is like a tar, flexible but seals out water, it does wash away too after a couple years, have to keep up with it like I was saying..
I live in a place where they salt the roads in the winter. I trust people that have told me to use fluid film. I'm a Jeep guy. I have had stuff made by Warn that was powder coated and it outlasted the Jeep. I have also bought "powder coated" stuff from Amazon. It rusted after 2 weeks. This video creator had a garbage powder coat and now is saying all powder coating creates rust. This is not appropriate. He filled it up with foam to stop the rust? This guy is definitely not an expert.
@@Ryan_Tidwell I treated the metal with oil based rust proofing and only used foam to replace structure that was lost by rust.. I haven't seen a powder that has lasted yet.. they don't soak in to the metal like wet oil paint, that's the problem..
