They will know where they rust and where to protect. Just get it checked over and retreated every service as is needed. Keep on top of it and you should be good.Sorry, I'm up nearer Autoshield tbh (Manchester way...). I could always ask those guys but wondered if it needed specialist expertise tbh...
They did my GC a couple of years ago with Waxoyl so I'm sure you'll be ok.Sorry, I'm up nearer Autoshield tbh (Manchester way...). I could always ask those guys but wondered if it needed specialist expertise tbh...
Won't that just wash off a reduce the adhesion for other road users? Hence why Waxoyl was made.Just given by 27 year old Jaguar a bit of winter protection that has cost me nothing just my time.
Old engine oil.
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It soaks into seams and crevices which is what I like dosent really wash off and repels water like a waxed car.Won't that just wash off a reduce the adhesion for other road users? Hence why Waxoyl was made.
Yup, it will.Won't that just wash off a reduce the adhesion for other road users? Hence why Waxoyl was made.
Are there any independent testing of landoguard?Have your thought of Lanoguard? Truth be told I'm not completely sold on the product as a perfect solution and if you read the reviews it's all a bit of a mixed bag, but I think preparation and exposure probably make the biggest difference. Check out the Lanoguard User's Group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/lanoguardusers/?ref=share. In most cases it looks like people just slap it on and it looks a mess to be honest. Although a guy did pop up the other day who applies it commercially, based in the W. Midlands think https://www.facebook.com/groups/lanoguardusers/permalink/1001582030948346/. While I'm not really in the market for underbody protection as I try and avoid using the car in the wet I might give this guy a go if he is reasonably priced.
Lanolin has been around for a long time so might be worth trying.
Glad you’ve grown out of that.Not seen a rusty sheep for a long time
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Probably the same sort of thing. In terms of independent testing I'm not sure. I don't doubt it repells water and possibly lasts as long as they say on the tin (up to 3yrs I think I've seen). But judging by the posts in the Facebook group many people just seem to slap it all over the place without removing the surface rust. So although it will repell water the rust will still progress underneath it. I had my Mitsubishi Galant Waxoyled years ago and at best I'd say it did nothing, and at worst I'd say it trapped moisture and sped up the rusting process, although that could be down to the guy who applied it.Are there any independent testing of landoguard?
Normally I’m dubious of anything advertised on Facebook.
Lanolin has been around for a long time so might be worth trying.
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Lanolin, Why???? - Rustbuster
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