QUOTE(r_towle @ May 6 2013, 11:16 AM)
Not sure what you are looking to do here, but one thing that you may want to consider is to spray your used motor oil on the bottom of the floor pans, and other thin sheet metal, every time you change the oil.
This helps keep things like th undercoating from drying out too much, and keeping the metal covered in oil.
Aside from that, you may want to be more spcific with your questions.
rich
I thought about that old oil spraying thing but thought it might not be such a good idea down the road when/if I or the next owner had to cut into the car and weld new metal. I was thinking the oil soaked metal could be a fire source. I might be wrong because I have no experiance doing this kind of thing.
I guess, what I'm trying to ask is. Should I spray some kind of rust inhibitor or preserver on the bottom of the car or in area's under the car that are not treated good from the manufacture.