brags

its that time again for me to rustproof the vehicles since winter will be

soon here. and like always i debate on whether to use a dripless or

non-dripless oil spray.?

5hamers

i use a 1 gallon sprayer and filler with my old engine oil and sprayer everywhere

brags

ahh... using used motor oil can actualy promote & cause corrosion from the

Acids found in the used oil. not to mention it stinks and is Toxic. LOL

I wonder what EZONE and others use on there Vehicles...? that are susceptible

to Grime & Salt for corrosion protection.?

5hamers

never heard such a thing its ok to use best thing is its free to use after your done your oil change

brags

Heres 3 Aerosol Products found in my area of Canada which 2 of i have used in the Past .

1st- T40 Krown Great Product Sprays on Nicely as Long as its not too Cold
when Your spraying Your Car Only downside is its dripping T40 for the next
2 weeks.

2nd- Rust Cure formula 3000 is a dripples oil i have used this product once in the Past
Not terrible but Not the greatest either." i sprayed the underneath of my Car with
this stuff and noticed half way through the Winter that a lot of road sand & Salt would
stick underneath although it didn't cause any rusting issues i won't be using it anymore.

3rd- Fluid Film is in-between a runny film & a dripples Oil from what i have read many great
reviews on it. many People swear by it. & have used it for Years on
end. Only downside to Fluid Film is it can't be sprayd on "Natural Rubbers" it will
distort them caused by the Petroluim distillates found in the Formula on the other

hand it can be sprayed safely on "Synthetic Rubbers Ok" what I'm thinking of
doing is spraying the underside of my Vehicles with this stuff and using Krown for
the Doors and Quarter Panels and everything else in-between.
any Sugestions thoughts are welcomed...? (Pics of the Products Below)

https://www.krown.com/products/aeros...and-lubricant/


https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/fluid-f.../6000193974508


http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/ru...-0477985p.html

brags

Just found this at amazon theres an "extension Wand" that can be fitted on the
Fluid Film Aerosol can that"s pretty Cooll

Wankenstein

Ever consider this stuff: I've never used it and can't comment on it.
Maybe brushed on Flex-Seal would be a better option?

For rusted parts this stuff works very well: http://www.ospho.com/
Spreads very thin so a one quart bottle goes a long way. If you purchase some don't get it on concrete flooring it will etch it so put down cardboard or a waterproof cover to protect the concrete.

brags

OSPHO Nice product ... I haven't seen it here in Canada but there are

similar products sold here too it. that contain that main ingredient being "Phoshoric Acid"

brags

Updating My Post,

I Finished Rustproofing the Civic this morning I ended up using

Rust check Coat & Protect (Green Cap) for the underside and

Krown T40 in the rocker panels and doors, engine bay... etc turned

out really great. for all of You using products like these i would advise

You to wear at least a dust mask and gloves they do give off chemical vapours.

5hamers

could be a good oil braggs i was at Argonaut garage up in Kensington,california once and guy there mentioned using rust checks coat protect on his car as the king of keeping rust off ?

brags

Rust Check"s Coat & Protect Oil Spray is the King of Kensigton 5Hamers...LOL

"You Just made me think of this Old Show...!" LOL


But Kiding Aside" 1st time using this dripless Oil Film Product that"s Only used

On the "Underside of Any Vehicle." Leaves a tacky Film Wich it did, Main Key

is to keep Moisture away from Metal and Leave a water resistant Oily Film

behind for Protection. For the rest of the Vehicle I used the Krown Aerosal Spray.