Any hope with this rust?

[AllyNJ]

Thank you to the men who are here to help guide the women who have lost their fathers or who don't have car guys in their lives for advice

This is the underside of a 2015 Yukon. Is there anything that can improve the situation? What can be done? And how long do I have before I have a serious problem?

Thank you so much for any advice.

 

[PG01]

Seriously, thats just surface rust on the frame. You can take it to a body shop or look up places by you that can wool wax or coat the frame.

 

[YukonGTmaster]

I did a Rustoration on my '97 Yukon. I used Corroseal on my frame and everywhere else I could reach with a brush. It converts rust into a hard black magnetite coating. I am very happy with the results.

 

[ReaperHWK]

If there’s no rust holes or flaking you’re probably good for another 10 years. For a 2015 I wouldn’t bother with going crazy with rust prevention I’d ride it out.

 

[AllyNJ]

Seriously, thats just surface rust on the frame. You can take it to a body shop or look up places by you that can wool wax or coat the frame.

That makes me feel much better. Thank you for the quick response!

 

[B-train]

It doesn't look flaky, which is good. I'd be more concerned with rockers, doors, fenders, etc. Some rust converter on that and let it cure. Then coat with fluid film or wool wax - drench it and let it drip onto the lawn or gravel for a day or so in hot temps. It'll creep everywhere it needs to go.

 

[AllyNJ]

If there’s no rust holes or flaking you’re probably good for another 10 years. For a 2015 I wouldn’t bother with going crazy with rust prevention I’d ride it out

If there’s no rust holes or flaking you’re probably good for another 10 years. For a 2015 I wouldn’t bother with going crazy with rust prevention I’d ride it out.

I think you're right. I agree. Thanks so much.

 

[AllyNJ]

It doesn't look flaky, which is good. I'd be more concerned with rockers, doors, fenders, etc. Some rust converter on that and let it cure. Then coat with fluid film or wool wax - drench it and let it drip onto the lawn or gravel for a day or so in hot temps. It'll creep everywhere it needs to go.

Thank you. I will double check all those.