woolwax Auto/Truck Lanolin Undercoating 5 Gallon Pail

Goes on thick with the sprayer. Stays wet all year and doesn't really drip. Smells for about 2 weeks .No rust anywhere it was sprayed. Really only need to touch up wheel well areas from sand and water washing it off.

Protects like no other product on the market. Also will last longer than any other undercoating spray. Spend the money and protect your vehicle.

I used it this winter on the frame of my Dodge Ram pickup truck. Good stuff, adheres tenaciously to the frame, even in waters that get lots of road wash. Better than fluid film for that application. 5 gallon bucket will last me several years. I recommend using lighter stuff like fluid film or PB blaster surface shield inside doors or panels where you want more creeping action.

i sell this as a service! way better then oil undercoat, good creep between layers

If you live anywhere where the city lays salt to melt the snow, You must buy that and spray the underneath of your car/truck/suvIn order to prevent Rust and a lot of $$$ and the value of your vehicle. I spray my car every year, it's a small investment. Once rust start there is NOTHING to stop it and I have spent 100's of hours grinding and several rust Converters/ Inhibitors/Paint only to last for a couple of months and the rust always Wins.

This product puts to use the infinite perfection of Nature’s Intelligence, and serves to indefinitely protect metals from corrosion. I also use its ecologically safe properties to protect plants from pests by coating trunks and branches. This is perhaps the most useful and safe substance which is at present commercially available—cannot recommend highly enough..

This product is working very well. Wish it would’ve been done earlier in the year when it was a little warmer products not fault mine.

Heat 1 gallon of this for 10 minutes. Then heat 1 gallon of fluid film for 5 minutes. Night and day. Wool wax is a thicker product. It’s well worth the few dollars differance.

Works well to seal the bottom of the car. You will need to get an air application kit. Did both jeeps before winter and still have a good layer on them

Best rust proof product out there