is wax oil suitable for......

[jmsheahan]

POR15 is great but a real PITA to prep for. Also £££ and once the tin is open you have to use it.

You are going to want 4941 for the underside and 3125 for the box sections although I have to say I prefer applying the Bilthamber dynax cavity wax. Make sure you get a long extension spray tube to reach right down the sills etc.

[nige_s]

So what dinitrol products do i want to buy then?

Usually these, covers most jobs on the car.
http://www.rust.co.uk/popup.cfm?p_i=509094&p_n=509094
http://www.rust.co.uk/popup.cfm?p_i=405069&p_n=405069
http://www.rust.co.uk/popup.cfm?p_i=405024&p_n=405024

I like to use the underbody (4941) wax on the surfaces, I find with waxoyl it tens to dry up and crack, this stuff doesn't and kind of self heals.


With POR 15 unless the surface is perfect it peels off after a year or so.

[AudiA8Quattro]

Nice one, i'll look into it 

[tech1889]

It says they do 1lt tins would these be better ?? also how many cans would be needed to do all underside ??

[nige_s]

I did all the arches on my 911 with 3 cans and have some left for touching up, must have some coverage as the inner arches are quite large and exposed so a lot of surface area.  If you are just doing one car I'd buy aerosols as it would be easier and wouldn't cost much more compared to the convenience.

[tech1889]

Yer i recon about 8-9 cans then ??

[nige_s]

Sounds plenty to me, might be worth looking at those kits though.

http://www.rust.co.uk/dinitrol-products.cfm