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Rust Proofing

Sebass66

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Just wondering what you guys use for rust proofing or if you even bother? We get quite the amount of snow and salt for a few months a here down in southern Ontario. I usually use Krown rustproofing for my other vehicles. Thoughts?
 
Just wondering what you guys use for rust proofing or if you even bother? We get quite the amount of snow and salt for a few months a here down in southern Ontario. I usually use Krown rustproofing for my other vehicles. Thoughts?
Terry our GXM said never to do it. So it has probably been treated well at the factory.
I never did my TL either and it was pristine on the bottom sans the heat shield which the dealer replaced when they replaced my drive shaft!
Maybe just jack it up and spray some Fluid Film or something in spots that you may think are troublesome!
 
I asked about Krown too and they said it was fine but I didn't need to bother if I was leasing. I was going to do it anyway. I wonder why they said not to do it?
 
I asked about Krown too and they said it was fine but I didn't need to bother if I was leasing. I was going to do it anyway. I wonder why they said not to do it?
Why would you spend money to protect a car from rusting 10 years from now when you are going to turn it in after 3 years? Not to mention, it is not 1975 any more and rusting it not a big problem with cars today. Most have good rust through warranty.
 
Why would you spend money to protect a car from rusting 10 years from now when you are going to turn it in after 3 years? Not to mention, it is not 1975 any more and rusting it not a big problem with cars today. Most have good rust through warranty.
Hopefully someone will still be using it in 10 years. ;)
It may even be me!
 
I'm in SW Ontario and I've debated the same thing. Crown is considered the best, but even so I get concerned about them drilling holes in my car to apply the product and also the effect that the product may have on the cars rubber parts. Also, I spend much of the bad weather in Florida and drive my 20yr old Honda Accord when there's too much salt slop on the roads. After 3yrs of ownership its safe to say that I've decided to just keep an eye on the body for any signs of rusting. So far, so good.
 
I'm in SW Ontario and I've debated the same thing. Crown is considered the best, but even so I get concerned about them drilling holes in my car to apply the product and also the effect that the product may have on the cars rubber parts. Also, I spend much of the bad weather in Florida and drive my 20yr old Honda Accord when there's too much salt slop on the roads. After 3yrs of ownership its safe to say that I've decided to just keep an eye on the body for any signs of rusting. So far, so good.
If Crown is oil based, don't use it. If it is silicon based or water based, it may be safe.
I still wouldn't do it and get a wash once a week in winter!
 
Ziebart Rust proofing.
 
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