Road salt and spray
Salt and moisture can collect beneath vehicles and around structural members.
Fleets & trailers
Rust protection for work trucks, fleets & trailers.
Seneca HydroGuard helps protect frames, rails, couplers and exposed hardware with a flexible, non-drying film that repels moisture and reaches hard-to-access areas.
Penetrates existing rustRepels moistureNon-drying film
Flexible protection for working equipment
Why fleet protection
Corrosion starts where the work gets done.
Work vehicles and trailers face road spray, salt, washing, loading and long periods of storage. Protection matters especially around seams and exposed metal that are difficult to inspect.
Hard-to-see areas
Rails, brackets, joints and couplers can remain damp after rain or washing.
Work and storage
Use, service and storage change which exposed areas need inspection or touch-up.
Protection where it matters
Reach the areas where
fleet corrosion takes hold.
Target exposed surfaces on working and stored equipment, taking care to keep safety-critical friction areas clear.
01Chassis
Frames and rails
Rails, crossmembers, brackets and understructures exposed to water and road debris.
02Trailers
Trailer structures
Frames, supports, ramps and other accessible exposed metal assemblies.
03Hardware
Couplers and fasteners
Hitches, couplers, hinges, latches, brackets and exposed fasteners.
04Storage
Stored equipment
Accessible metal on equipment parked between jobs or seasonal operations.
A considered application
Inspect. Prepare.
Protect.
Apply an even film, then inspect the areas most exposed to weather, service and washing.
Inspect
Identify exposed metal, seams, hardware and areas that need protection.
Prepare the surface
Remove loose rust, heavy dirt and debris before application.
Apply evenly
Build a continuous film over accessible exposed surfaces and joints according to product directions.
Inspect the film
Check after service, cleaning or prolonged use; touch up areas where the film has been displaced.
Material compatibility
Mixed-material assemblies.
Safe on all paints, all plastics, and all rubber. Check product directions and test a small area where a particular finish or component is uncertain.
Keep friction surfaces clear.
Do not apply to brakes, tire treads, pedals, walking surfaces or any part where reduced friction could create a hazard. Keep clear of hot exhaust components.
Fleets & trailers in practice
Questions,
answered.
Ask our team about a particular vehicle, trailer or exposure area.
Yes. Accessible frames, rails, brackets, couplers and exposed hardware are common protection areas. Keep brakes and other friction surfaces clear.
A flexible film can help protect exposed metal during storage. Inspect coverage before use and after prolonged exposure.
Allow the surface to dry and remove loose dirt and debris first. Inspect the film after subsequent washing and touch up if necessary.
Protect equipment in service
Protect the equipment
your business depends on.
Tell us which vehicles, trailers or exposed areas you need to protect.
Contact our team