You should taken the wheel liners out and sprayed behind them. You also should have sprayed inside the holes of the frame rails to protect the inside of it. Your car can still rust from the inside out by moisture, salt and other stuff getting behind and into them.
I've done my Mercury with PB shield. Works well, I spray everything. Rhode island has. The same rust issues. This stuff works great! Keep up the good fight.
Basically did the same thing with Fluid Film before PB was a thing. I did my 04 tow car and live in Upstate NY. I'd recommend getting behind the fender liner on the front somehow. They love to rust around there along with the gas cap area. Also keep the tires under the car for a safeguard in case the stands fail.
Thanks for stopping by, those are great tips. I’ll have to get back behind the liner one of these days. Interesting enough jersey had probably the mild this winter I have seen in the past eight years no real snow, storms or even snow sticking to the ground. My dad always told me put the tires under the car and no matter how many jacks or jackstands you have. 👍🏼
Yo Art, What a great idea removing the wheels to give you better, easier access to do this. When you don't have a lift it makes it a whole lot easier to crawl around under the car, and also provide better lighting so you can see what you're doing. You under carriage looks pretty darn good for your location, and mileage. Glad you kept your original 16" wheels, it's always nice to hang on to original parts if you have the storage space. Good work. Good video. Top notch audio / video quality as always. Lol -Chuck
Thanks Chuck! Crawling around under the car is not bad, it’s the next day that I realize I’m not 18 anymore and my body is sore! (Anything for the views 😉)…
Interesting product. Never heard about it before. It would be great if u did a follow up video in the spring and give your analysis if it made a difference or not. Thx!
I will have to do a 2 week update! I’m glad I did this video and the application of the Blaster! Because literally yesterday December 23rd here in Jersey we had a small snow fall come through and the roads were wet and sprayed with the white salt chemical. I will do a follow up! Thanks for stopping by!
One thing, actually two things that I would do. If there is rust already, then try to get some of it off. Grind it off wire brush it off that way the spray can attach to the metal and not the rust. The other thing that I would do is pressure wash it if you can get under there, I did pressure wash my car because we had and I almost streets were flooded so I felt as if my undercarriage was pretty clean and my car is a Washington state car so there was really no rust there. But this year I’m planning to take some more care do some wire brushing And pressure washing before reapplying this protectant.
Next year you could do a Fluid Film comparison. I found out about that stuff for my lawn & garden equipment because it's non-toxic for grass & bushes & trees. But I hear Fordtechmakuloco loves the stuff.
@@LoveWhatYouDrive Yes I did a test last winter outside with both , fluid film was mostly gone in spring with rust spots , surface shield was perfect. I bought a new 21 SuperDuty and did a very thorough job before it's first Michigan winter . I hated spraying goop all over my pretty trucks belly but glad I did .
@@kenj.8897 ok nice thanks for that! At least there is real life experience that we know about, I will pin your comment to the top of the comment section so people can see real results!
Nice Merc! Great shape! 🙌 Dont mean to be your grandfather but mask up/ wear gloves. U need to get your head in fenderwells & face out & get the lips/outer well. Great job! I sub'd & 👍'd! 🤓
Thanks for the support! There’s definitely things I’m learning as I’m going and probably would do things differently at some point. Also getting valuable feedback and tips on the channel! Thanks for stopping by!
Hey thanks for stopping by. I do t think you will have a problem with spraying the clamps. I got some overspray on the exhaust pipes and on the catalytic converters and it smelled while burning off but no harm was done. Anything that will get hot will just end up burning off
My rear axle looks like ist been less more 10 years buried.Check bottom of the trunk.What i saw in my car rust "likes"rear side of his car.Dont forget bottom of all door's.
I am hoping to get to it sooner then later. We need to get in on the road as it will be a daily driver. I don’t have exact times or dates but hoping even this month to start it!
I need to do an update on the spray down, so far it looks pretty good even with heavy rain we had and just driving the car everyday. I’m actually surprised how well it’s on there in a thick layer. Looked under the car 3-4 days ago!
I don’t think a full waste of time, considering the car was already In pretty good shape and had minor surface rust…but it could always be worst or better 🤷🏻♂️
Ye same for me. A lot of sand was over the shield but rust seems to be at bay at the moment…planing to respray the undercarriage again this season. It has been 2 years.
I just sprayed 4 cans of surface shield on my truck this week it looks brand new no rust i live near Chicago and we got a lot of salt so far so good!@LoveWhatYouDrive
Greetings from Freehold, i just finished spraying my Sprinter van for the winter, took 5 cans.
Nice!
I have to respray my car this winter again, it’s been 2 years
You should taken the wheel liners out and sprayed behind them. You also should have sprayed inside the holes of the frame rails to protect the inside of it. Your car can still rust from the inside out by moisture, salt and other stuff getting behind and into them.
Thanks for stopping by! I will definitely go back before the winter and do some touch up spraying! Thanks for some great advice!
I've done my Mercury with PB shield. Works well, I spray everything. Rhode island has. The same rust issues. This stuff works great! Keep up the good fight.
Basically did the same thing with Fluid Film before PB was a thing. I did my 04 tow car and live in Upstate NY. I'd recommend getting behind the fender liner on the front somehow. They love to rust around there along with the gas cap area. Also keep the tires under the car for a safeguard in case the stands fail.
Thanks for stopping by, those are great tips. I’ll have to get back behind the liner one of these days. Interesting enough jersey had probably the mild this winter I have seen in the past eight years no real snow, storms or even snow sticking to the ground. My dad always told me put the tires under the car and no matter how many jacks or jackstands you have. 👍🏼
Yo Art,
What a great idea removing the wheels to give you better, easier access to do this.
When you don't have a lift it makes it a whole lot easier to crawl around under the car, and also provide better lighting so you can see what you're doing.
You under carriage looks pretty darn good for your location, and mileage. Glad you kept your original 16" wheels, it's always nice to hang on to original parts if you have the storage space.
Good work.
Good video.
Top notch audio / video quality as always. Lol
-Chuck
Thanks Chuck! Crawling around under the car is not bad, it’s the next day that I realize I’m not 18 anymore and my body is sore!
(Anything for the views 😉)…
Hi Chuck.
@@TheBarth79
Yo Barto. Lol
Arts under carriage looks better then my.Specjally bottom of the trunk.
Interesting product. Never heard about it before. It would be great if u did a follow up video in the spring and give your analysis if it made a difference or not. Thx!
I will have to do a 2 week update! I’m glad I did this video and the application of the Blaster! Because literally yesterday December 23rd here in Jersey we had a small snow fall come through and the roads were wet and sprayed with the white salt chemical. I will do a follow up! Thanks for stopping by!
This is so satisfying. Good job man. I'll probably do this soon. Every year I do. Great content.
Thanks!
Double check on the tire rotation. Usually just front to back with radials. Otherwise the tires can get weird.
I will check it out! Thanks
Any prep work that needs to done? my truck already has rust on the frame.
One thing, actually two things that I would do. If there is rust already, then try to get some of it off. Grind it off wire brush it off that way the spray can attach to the metal and not the rust. The other thing that I would do is pressure wash it if you can get under there, I did pressure wash my car because we had and I almost streets were flooded so I felt as if my undercarriage was pretty clean and my car is a Washington state car so there was really no rust there. But this year I’m planning to take some more care do some wire brushing And pressure washing before reapplying this protectant.
Next year you could do a Fluid Film comparison. I found out about that stuff for my lawn & garden equipment because it's non-toxic for grass & bushes & trees.
But I hear Fordtechmakuloco loves the stuff.
Will have to do that! Too much shade on the fluid film. Will have to do test!
Fluid film doesn't last. Surface Shield is far far superior
Thanks for chiming in! Do you have experience with both products? That’s what I’ve seen myself, people prefer PB over fluid film
@@LoveWhatYouDrive Yes I did a test last winter outside with both , fluid film was mostly gone in spring with rust spots , surface shield was perfect. I bought a new 21 SuperDuty and did a very thorough job before it's first Michigan winter . I hated spraying goop all over my pretty trucks belly but glad I did .
@@kenj.8897 ok nice thanks for that! At least there is real life experience that we know about, I will pin your comment to the top of the comment section so people can see real results!
Nice Merc! Great shape! 🙌 Dont mean to be your grandfather but mask up/ wear gloves. U need to get your head in fenderwells & face out & get the lips/outer well. Great job! I sub'd & 👍'd! 🤓
Thanks for the support! There’s definitely things I’m learning as I’m going and probably would do things differently at some point. Also getting valuable feedback and tips on the channel! Thanks for stopping by!
Currently and for a limited of time $7.99 per can at harbor freight when applying 25% coupon.
That’s a steel deal! Thanks for sharing the tip! I might go grab a few cans
Can this be used on exhaust clamps near the heat?
Hey thanks for stopping by. I do t think you will have a problem with spraying the clamps. I got some overspray on the exhaust pipes and on the catalytic converters and it smelled while burning off but no harm was done. Anything that will get hot will just end up burning off
My rear axle looks like ist been less more 10 years buried.Check bottom of the trunk.What i saw in my car rust "likes"rear side of his car.Dont forget bottom of all door's.
Hey Bart! I totally forgot about bottom of doors! I will go back and give them a spray…Thanks!
@@LoveWhatYouDrive 👍
Yup all panthers do that.
When are you going to post some videos on the 94 mgm
I am hoping to get to it sooner then later. We need to get in on the road as it will be a daily driver. I don’t have exact times or dates but hoping even this month to start it!
Dirt sticks like crazy.
I need to do an update on the spray down, so far it looks pretty good even with heavy rain we had and just driving the car everyday. I’m actually surprised how well it’s on there in a thick layer. Looked under the car 3-4 days ago!
kind of a waste of time if you don't do inside the frame and rockers
I don’t think a full waste of time, considering the car was already In pretty good shape and had minor surface rust…but it could always be worst or better 🤷🏻♂️
Pb blaster surface shield is awesome did my brand new 2021 ram truck when i first got it 3 years later no rust looks brand new 🛻👍
Nice 👍🏼 thanks for sharing . Did you have an issue where sand and dirt would accumulate wherever the product is?
@LoveWhatYouDrive yes I had some dirt on the underside but definitely no rust
Ye same for me. A lot of sand was over the shield but rust seems to be at bay at the moment…planing to respray the undercarriage again this season. It has been 2 years.
I just sprayed 4 cans of surface shield on my truck this week it looks brand new no rust i live near Chicago and we got a lot of salt so far so good!@LoveWhatYouDrive
Nice, I think it does work really well