Homebrew anti-mud concoction

[EZRhino]

Okay,

I've heard of some kind of anti-mud spray recipe that you can use to prevent mud from sticking to your undercarriage. WD40 would sort of work, but I think after enough water splashed on it, it will all rinse off and the mud will start to stick. This is in preparation for the TTC event in Oregon next week...it's been raining a LOT up there and I know were going to get into some nasty crap up there!

EZ

 

[I Lean]

Okay,

I've heard of some kind of anti-mud spray recipe that you can use to prevent mud from sticking to your undercarriage. WD40 would sort of work, but I think after enough water splashed on it, it will all rinse off and the mud will start to stick. This is in preparation for the TTC event in Oregon next week...it's been raining a LOT up there and I know were going to get into some nasty crap up there!

EZ

Pam.

 

[Brett]

Pam.

Works well with pancakes

 

[Hickey]

I have also heard PAM. Linseed oil would last longer but might not perform as well.

 

[fattodog]

I have also heard PAM. Linseed oil would last longer but might not perform as well.

Bakers Choice with Flour
Actually, I use WD40 on my motocross bike for muddy conditions all the time. Yes, mud still sticks a little, but the oil makes it easier to clean after the race! KENNETH !!

 

[BCGPER]

When I do the Salt Flats thing, I use Armor-All cut down 50/50 with water. Hose down the entire underside till everything is dripping wet, then leave it at that. Do it the night before the run, it'll just look shiney in the morning. Takes about 1 bottle of Armor-all to do it.

Okay,

I've heard of some kind of anti-mud spray recipe that you can use to prevent mud from sticking to your undercarriage. WD40 would sort of work, but I think after enough water splashed on it, it will all rinse off and the mud will start to stick. This is in preparation for the TTC event in Oregon next week...it's been raining a LOT up there and I know were going to get into some nasty crap up there!

EZ