I have searched everywhere trying to find the material that professional rust proofing companies like Ziebart use to paint around door hinges and inside door panels, etc. It's usually a caramel or clear colored and it stays some what soft. Where could I buy that and what is it called??
Thanks in advance,
Gary in Hawaii
"Ropert's Aloha" wrote in message news:j6DLe.485$ snipped-for-privacy@tornado.socal.rr.com...
Try "OilGuard" . I use that effectively in the rust belt of eastern Ontario. We also have up here "Rust Check" that works very well. You can find it at canadiantire.ca. There is also a few other products, like corrosion-free, which are mostly oil- based (which I prefer and is better as it does not crack or flack off - which you have with wax based product).
Oh and there is also Waxoil, which is popular in the UK. And POR-15 which is a pain to use but is apparently excellent. I am sure you can find these product on the internet (google).
BTW' why do you need rust protection in Hawaii?
If I can reply for him "very salty air". When I first went to Hawaii in the 70s I was very surprised by the rusty Datsun 510s. With the thin sheet metal on those cars they just didn't last in Hawaii.
Amsoil sells expensive but the ultimate in rustproof silicon sprays
Amsoil sells expensive but the ultimate in rustproof silicon sprays
I should have thought of this myself... Right. salty air. Is this also a problem in other places like CA or Florida? I imagine so but we really hear of a car requiring RProofing there....
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