Wd-40
WD 40 is not a lubricant although it is often mistaken for one. The WD stands for water displacement. It was developed to dry out electrical parts for the military. If you are looking to lube things up go with a quality suspension lube or good, old fashioned, grease. Good Luck
Fluid Film, it doesn't dry out and is safe on metal, plastic, rubber and electrical (battery terminals, cables). Also great for rustproofing because it's made with lanolin. Only 2 sprays needed in a garage are PB Blaster and Fluid Film
Thanks I'm going to use the Fluid Film. Where can I get it ?
I spray WD-40 under my chassis in the winter time after every wash. I use a hand pump garden sprayer and walk around getting as much of the body/suspension as I can. Only rust is my crappy e-autogrille bumpers.


