submission

[roccit_53 at scirocco.cs.uoguelph.ca (C Boyko)]

Almost any corner garage sprays oil around here, some even advertise that
it's "new" oil, like how can you tell? Oil has a few good points, it seeps
well into areas that are hard to get at and salt may live, and it's
downside is that same dripping all over your driveway. It may also eat away
at some rubbery type items. I had my brand new 77 Firebird got the full
Ziebart treatment, and had doorskins that flapped in the breeze when I sold
it, so I wouldn't say that was the best way to go. My pickup gets a plain
Jane oilspray once in a while, it never does much winter duty anyway. And
my beater's all plastic anyway, I doubt any rustproofing wil deal with the
sweat up in there...

Cathy

On 5:21 pm 08/31/07 Spewey <spewey@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I think "oilspray" is like "poutine", you just can't get it down here.
>
> Places like Ziebart, Rusty Jones, or Autoarmor do a one time goo
> coating   with drilling for a lot of money whereas the wise Canuck
> will visit Krown once a year for $100.  They appear to have a lock on
> their particular chemical so you can't buy it anywhere I can find.
> They drill as well.  I learned something today.
>
> Rusty Jones is defunct:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusty_Jones
>
> AutoArmor operates only in South Africa:
> http://www.autoarmor.co.za/
> but I have their sticker on my Vanagon (PO)
>
> Ziebart lives but is perceived as a scam by many people now that cars
> are that much more well designed to be rust-proof.
>
> What are you doing in Fairfax?  Welcome to the list from St. Paul.
>
> (ahh, the product Jim Ruffi suggests sounds closest to what you want)
>
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