I have had my truck sprayed twice so far at a Krown shop. They spray body panels well but brake lines, fuel lines etc dont get sprayed as well. It takes some effort to spray the brake lines where they go over the fuel tank. I use a mirror to see where they are, spray it and then use the mirror again to ensure that I have covered the lines well.
I have settled into a routine of getting the truck sprayed every other year at the shop. In between I spray the important items like brake lines and the ABS unit myself. My model truck is notorious for rusting brake lines and brake line replacement is a job I want to avoid if I can, especially with no access to a lift.
I dont expect the shop to get to the hidden brake lines but I am kind of disappointed that they did not spray the ABS unit under the truck well. You would think Krown training for their applicators would have emphasized that.
I was using a paint sprayer but it was producing too much fog. For brake lines you need a more concentrated application, so I ended up buying this rustproofing spray gun from Napa.
I have settled into a routine of getting the truck sprayed every other year at the shop. In between I spray the important items like brake lines and the ABS unit myself. My model truck is notorious for rusting brake lines and brake line replacement is a job I want to avoid if I can, especially with no access to a lift.
I dont expect the shop to get to the hidden brake lines but I am kind of disappointed that they did not spray the ABS unit under the truck well. You would think Krown training for their applicators would have emphasized that.
I was using a paint sprayer but it was producing too much fog. For brake lines you need a more concentrated application, so I ended up buying this rustproofing spray gun from Napa.