is wax oil suitable for......

[tech1889]

where you buy above ? and do they do a brush on ?

[jmsheahan]

Spray only and have a look at Dynax products too.

http://www.bilthamber.com/search-products.php
http://www.dinitrol.co.uk/
http://www.rejel.com/rejel-store/categoryid/21/level/a.aspx

[nige_s]

Epoxy mastic is one of the best things you can paint on the underside of your car.  Follow it up by a Dinitrol product.

http://www.rust.co.uk/epoxy-mastic.cfm

The £25 starter pack goes a very long way.

Forget Waxoyl and Hammerite it's sh*te

[rich1977]

anyway how the feck do I clean the stuff off then lol, tried white spirit and a rag also a pressure washed it and still not shifting

[andynorfolk]

anyway how the feck do I clean the stuff off then lol, tried white spirit and a rag also a pressure washed it and still not shifting

if it's wax... heat it then remove it 

[rich1977]

tried that aswell with the hot air gun and its not melting, it apears to have just seaped into the vw underseal and dried, think im just going to have to leave it on

[andynorfolk]

if it's not melting then it should be fine near the exhaust anyway 

[AudiA8Quattro]

Is Dinitrol really that much better than hammerite products?

[nige_s]

I've always found Waxoyl products difficult to apply and almost always need an annual 're-coat'.  Hammerite paints sucks on anything that is exposed on the underside.  I've used POR 15 paints which is much better than Hammerite but still doesn't last long.  Now using Epoxy mastic on the underside and as base on any repair work and it takes some beating.

Dinitrol chassis and cavity wax products always apply better and last much longer than Waxoyl in my experience.

[AudiA8Quattro]

So what dinitrol products do i want to buy then?