Rust protection, what to use ?

Johnny Dart · Post by **Johnny Dart** » Sun Jan 19, 14 10:18 pm

I sure this has been asked before,but I know products change and new ones become available.
I don't want to use my rust free fresh import,on our roads until I've filled it up with waxoil/dinitrol/????
What is the current best jollop for treating ?

GJUK · Post by **GJUK** » Sun Jan 19, 14 11:07 pm

I've used waxoil before.

Krust on exposed metal.

Johnny Dart · Post by **Johnny Dart** » Sun Jan 19, 14 11:15 pm

GJUK wrote:I've used waxoil before.

Krust on exposed metal.

I'm thinking what to use inside the doors and sill and box sections,but also on exposed areas like floors arches ect.
Waxoil is my first thought , but wondered if any thing was considered better ?

Adrian Worman · Post by **Adrian Worman** » Mon Jan 20, 14 12:03 am

When you spray inside doors, rear qtrs etc, make sure you don't block factory drain holes

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Mon Jan 20, 14 8:38 am

I like the Dinitrol range of products. Not saying they are any better. But they do just the right product for every aspect of the job.

vipergts · Post by **vipergts** » Mon Jan 20, 14 8:54 am

This is the Daddy

http://www.bilthamber.com/cavity-waxes

All the big boys use it now

MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Mon Jan 20, 14 9:17 am

A dry garage;best prevention of all!

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Mon Jan 20, 14 10:23 am

A dry warm garage and a car with a plastic body is even better.

GJUK · Post by **GJUK** » Mon Jan 20, 14 10:49 am

Adrian Worman wrote:When you spray inside doors, rear qtrs etc, make sure you don't block factory drain holes

That can be hard to do, just use it in the dry also. Never in the wet/salt.

Jon

V8 Sam · Post by **V8 Sam** » Mon Jan 20, 14 9:03 pm

i also second waxoil

GJUK · Post by **GJUK** » Mon Jan 20, 14 9:15 pm

V8 Sam wrote:i also second waxoil

Plan well ahead when using this stuff, takes ages to warm up in water. mix with a bit of white spirit also to thin.

Johnny Dart · Post by **Johnny Dart** » Mon Jan 20, 14 11:14 pm

vipergts wrote:This is the Daddy

http://www.bilthamber.com/cavity-waxes

All the big boys use it now

I must say that this stuff looks quite good !

Just seen the gritter truck go past, Hi hate all that salt

Steve · Post by **Steve** » Tue Jan 21, 14 11:14 pm

Ive recoated the factory undercoat on my Polara using waxoil spraycans. Warm them up in warm water for 5 mins or so and away you go. Six cans did my car and Ive just used it to do the inside of the new repair sections on the Fury. DONT get it from Halfords as they charge £8 a can. Can be had for half that!! Oh, and if you dont use a whole can, throw the spray nozzles in some thinners to keep them clean for next time.

Cheers Steve

drewcrane · Post by **drewcrane** » Wed Jan 22, 14 1:14 am

Dave wrote:A dry warm garage and a car with a plastic body is even better.

And the un seen tin worm gobbling up the inner frame.

I dont have as bad a rust issue as alot of you might have so it is interesting to see what people use

Johnny Dart · Post by **Johnny Dart** » Wed Jan 22, 14 8:36 am

drewcrane wrote:
Dave wrote:A dry warm garage and a car with a plastic body is even better.
And the un seen tin worm gobbling up the inner frame.

I dont have as bad a rust issue as alot of you might have so it is interesting to see what people use

My car came from the Nevada valleys and later Arizona, so the weather has been kind to it.I want to keep it that way.
Unfortunately we keep throwing salt all over the roads, I noticed the local council gritter trucks out a couple of nights ago.
I must get it filled up with something before I get it on the road.