Chemical Guys TVD_104_16 Bare Bones Undercarriage Spray (16 oz)

I live in the south east and own a Jeep Wrangler. We go rock crawling a few weekends a month and it's always in nasty red clay. After pressure washing all the heavy dirt off the undercarriage, I let it dry then apply this liberally and rub it in. Keeps everything looking like new, prevents rust and restores. I've been using it for over a year after wheeling and have won car shows the very next weekend. Pro tip: wear gloves. The oily consistency gets everywhere. Works great as tire shine but be sure to wipe it or it'll sling. I buy this by the gallon and put in another spray bottle.

I wanted to try this on my splash guards and wheel well liners and got awesome results. I couldn't stop there so I put Barebones on the springs and other metal and the wheel wells look brand new. My truck smells like grape now and Barebones is to blame and I Love It! I would definitely recommend Barebones to anyone putting cars on display at shows or whatever...its that good!

Still experimenting with this stuff. It definitely smartens up the inner arch liners which tend to detract from the look of the finished car. It was applied when I was swapping over to my winter rims so the arches were cleaned pretty well. It was also used on the lower control arms and suspension struts. I've yet to pressure wash the arches since it was applied but they do seem to be holding the darker appearance even after a fortnight of rain. Should be interesting to see if it makes cleaning easier and how long it lasts but if it doesn't, it's still worth it for the initial finish alone. A little goes a long way which is obviously a good thing.