NH Oil Undercoating

[CJK440]

Just saw this on Motortrend TV and a local shop gave a rough estimate of $250 to do my QC. It seems like it must work, just knowing how clean a leaky car can be underneath.

They coat the underside, suspension, get in rockers and frame rails.

Anybody ever have it done? My 2014 Ram has 60k miles and I'd like to keep it for a while.

https://nhoilundercoating.com/

 

[chrisbh17]

Havent had it done, did get a quote that was similar to yours.

I do it myself with something very similar (Corrosion Free Rust Cure). Seems to work great....2.5 years old and the underside of my truck still looks like it did on day 1, just a little greasy

Personally Im more concerned about inside the frame, inside the rockers and most importantly the wheel wells and under the bed. Those are the PITAs to fix if they rust through. Im not sure how much attention a shop would pay to those areas with their "normal" price.

 

[Hemi395]

I've been tempted to go check them out before...

 

[LouM]

Hadn't heard of them in perticular,
I had my 2015 waxoly treated when it was new.
Around here Krown and Fluid film are popular.
They certainly can't hurt as far as I'm concerned.

 

[Sheriff Justice]

I just sprayed my undercarriage with a product called Fluid Film (Amazon). Not expensive and was highly recommended.

 

[Gero]

250 bucks usd. That's an expensive product. Here in Canada, krown is about 139.99 cad for a truck but I'm sure many places will do 120 cash.

Krown is good but it does wash away rather easily. I put a coat of thicker stuff from Quebec but next year will be going back to krown. I feel it just reaches more area through the chassis and cab.