19-04-2014, 10:01 PM
Does it really work and does it really kill rust and stops forming?
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Waxoil
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20-04-2014, 01:48 AM
Waxoyl is awesome stuff. I unloaded (giggidty) 3 cans of it under my mini for winter running once and protected it lovely. Have used on an Austin 7 and an old triumph I used to look after as well with good effect. Both the standard and the black coloured ones both done the job well.
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Waxoil is awesome stuff i personally cannot rate this product enough,i have used this product over the last 36 years on all of my cars that i have owned over the years,and is the no1 in rust proofing and it does what it says on the tin
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02-08-2014, 12:14 PM
Yeah. The whole lot. Ive got an underseal that incorporates waxoyl though for job like that. Hammerite and waxoyl underseal its called.
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02-08-2014, 12:21 PM
I've used it on brake lines before...coincidently around MOT time...I'll get a few more tins and just rattle the whole underside when it dries up a bit!
02-08-2014, 02:22 PM
Ye its good stuff I sealed my Merc with it , let the can sit in some hot water for 10 minutes before you use it thins the wax down & makes it easier to spray & blast it into all the box sections you can get & let it run down inside the box section
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