Trailer Leaf Springs, Advice Needed! - Page 2

Breeze Fabricators · 12-21-2007, 06:51 AM

I agree with Cisco. You need a thick coating of some type of water displaceing coating sprayed thickly on all surfaces of the spring.:mmmbeer

sailor · 12-30-2007, 05:44 PM

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Breeze Fabricators (12/21/2007)I agree with Cisco. You need a thick coating of some type of water displaceing coating sprayed thickly on all surfaces of the spring.:mmmbeer

Anyone see in the Florida Sportsman a couple of issues ago where the guy was replacing his axle and sprayed it with Pam after the install? He swore by it and recoated it a couple times a year.

Hook · 12-30-2007, 06:56 PM

We use Pam on the boat bunkerpad {material} to try to keep the boat from sticking so much to the bunker if it sits for a long time or is dried out. Still say LPS3. Corrosion X {Green can Black top} does the same BUT the hole in the spray can clogs up easy.:mmmbeer

12-21-2007, 06:51 AM	#11
Breeze Fabricators Senior Member Grouper Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Gulf Breeze Florida, onthe canal!! Posts: 1,184	RE: Trailer Leaf Springs, Advice Needed! I agree with Cisco. You need a thick coating of some type of water displaceing coating sprayed thickly on all surfaces of the spring.:mmmbeer __________________ Tim Scallan Breeze Fabricators Inc. 4220 Gulf Breeze Parkway Highway 98 Gulf Breeze Fl. 32563 850 554 6172/934 8609 BreezeFabricators.com

12-30-2007, 06:56 PM	#13
Hook Senior Member Grouper Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Gulf Breeze Fl Posts: 966	RE: Trailer Leaf Springs, Advice Needed! We use Pam on the boat bunkerpad {material} to try to keep the boat from sticking so much to the bunker if it sits for a long time or is dried out. Still say LPS3. Corrosion X {Green can Black top} does the same BUT the hole in the spray can clogs up easy.:mmmbeer

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