Hello again everyone.

Well my 94 4runner is in decent shape with a good underside, however i've had it 2 years now, and i'm going to undercoat it for the first time myself.

For this task i got 2 cans of fluid film and one can of hi temp graphite lube.

I was wondering if anyone had any advice on certain nooks and cranny's i could hit with the fluid film aside from the obvious.

I plan on doing the frame of course and suspension parts but i'm sure there are others area's that need to get done.


Thanks.

 

I'd just go all out and POR-15 it. I have a truck so its real easy to remove the bed and do everything cab back, but you could do at least 3 of the 4 faces of your frame. Next time you do some front end work just gut everything and finish up the rest.

 

Pull the plastic carpet lip thing at the bottom of the doors on the floor and spray into the holes underneath. That rocker cavity does not drain worth crap.

 

Did the brake lines, and most of the front control arms and rods. The stuff is excellent. I have 1 can left, that i'm going to use on the frame.

It was bubbling like crazy, hopefully i can get most of the frame with the remaining can