Thought I might invest in a couple of big tins to proof the sills and chassis rails but hasn't it got expensive anybody got a source better than £20 per 5 litres or a better alternative? Derek
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15 years ago
Waxoyl
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15 years ago
Dinitrol is *FAR* better than waxoyl, but it is not cheap. £40 for 5 litres.
I've used both and seen the results from both and there is no way i would use Waxoyl now.
Tim.
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15 years ago
Was that in similar situations? Controlled way?
I'm asking because I've used waxoyl for a long time and am very happy with it (apart from when it comes to spraying it of course). Also the fact that people like Before-&-after (spell?) use it is quite a good guaranty that the product is not that bad.
Just my HO.
Fred
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15 years ago
Its major problem is it doesnt creep enough, doesnt set, and is not viscous enough- applied to a hollow box section after awhile its all down on the lower face from gravity, and is easily washed from surfaces like chassis'.
Tim..