Frame Rust Prevention.

[Mangis17]

I used this same method except I used a skewer pressure washer attachment that has a rotating nozzle that shoots water backwards so you run it through the frame to get all debris and surface rust out and then used the internal frame coating

 

[Bad Luck]

I used this same method except I used a skewer pressure washer attachment that has a rotating nozzle that shoots water backwards so you run it through the frame to get all debris and surface rust out and then used the internal frame coating

That sounds like a nifty attachment that I don't need but want. Got any links or pictures?

 

[toverturf]

That sounds like a nifty attachment that I don't need but want. Got any links or pictures?

I'm not sure if this is exactly what he's talking about but it sounds similar. I used it to wash out my frame really well before I coated it with internal frame coating. Amazon.com: Sewer Jetter Kit 1/4" NPT x 50' Hose & 4.5 Orifice Button Nose Nozzle 4000 PSI: Garden & Outdoor

 

[Mangis17]

That sounds like a nifty attachment that I don't need but want. Got any links or pictures?

Amazon.com: Sooprinse High Pressure Washer Sewer Jetter Kit, Button Nozzle and Rotating Sewer Jetting Nozzle,Daily Tool for Pressure Washer Sewer Washer Kit, 50FT Drain Cleaning Hose, 4000 PSI: Garden & Outdoor

 

[T4R2014]

Does anyone have any guidance on what to get/avoid when looking for an auto body shop to apply the rust protection to the underside of the car?

I live in the city and don't have a garage or front yard to do it myself, so want to get this done at an auto shop.

However I don't want to get something done that will be troublesome down the line, so I am curious if anyone has any guidance on what to go for or what to avoid when shopping for a rust protection service from an auto body shop.

Thanks!

It's all in the prep. No regular shop wants to touch it because it involves hours of sanding to bare metal before you can get any hope of the coating actually lasting. There is one shop I inquired to in NJ that will prep the living hell out of the frame, but he charges a pretty penny. Having tried sanding the crap off myself, I actually think his prices are realistic.