Best place for rustproofing

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ATR90 said:
Hey... sorry for reviving an old thread but I'm sure quite a few of you might still need answers.

[*]Does Krown offer a very liquidy rustproofing or is it more of a wax? I want to avoid the liquidy stuff.[*]Must they drill holes? The car got some sort of rustproofing when purchased brand-new from the dealer in 2002. They did not drill any holes and the body is absolutely rust-free.[*]If I go to an automatic car wash with the high-pressure jets for the undercarriage once a week in the winter, will it clean the rustproofing right off?[*]I clean my engine bay regularly. Should I have it rustproofed? I'm not keen on seeing it all greased up...[*]Will my car emit black smoke on the ride home after the rustproofing?[*]Who are you exactly lol, Mister_D?Sorry for all the questions!
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Krown is OVER RATED. Too pricey for waht they offer. At the least stick with metropolitain, and its oil wich is the BEST. Wax sucks. It cracks and traps water beneath metal and wax= rust.

Drilling holes is no big deal man...get over it people, I did it on my 2 months old car im not dead everything's fine. You can choose not to but its ridiculous to hold back on this.

Why are you spending money on a automatic car wash with undercariage jets? Its absolutely worthless it doesnt clean anything, removes car wax and no it will not make it go away, not substantially.

Whats the problem with greasy inner pannels? Its protected! It keeps metal from being attacked by dead and rotten leafs wich provoque rust prematurely. I put ALL purpose THICK GREASE in my wheel wells and bottom of my doors/door sills and inner pannels just to make sure it doesnt rust. Just clean it with a degreaser when spring comes jeez do you want to protect it or not?

Lol just ask the guy to not put any oil on your exhaust, Ive been treating my car with mister d a couple of times, never had a smoky car EVER. Mister D is a member here who works in a detaling garage that does rustproofing. Many members here have dealt with him numerous time. A1 service, cheap fast and quality job.

If you really wanna go with wax because you think oil is messy, may I ask why you want to rustproof it? Cars need to be protected, with substantial ammount of oil and grease(my opinion, grease in the wheel wells keeps the paint in that area free from most stone chips. No stone chips= no rust. Body pannels need to be isolated from salt and water, oil that bitch! Just clean it when spring comes.
 
Also if you want a quality rust proof job with oil you have to do it when its dry and substantially hot. Heat liquifies the oil and make it thinner so it can go between body pannels, plies and unaccesible areas of the car. Thats why oil is so good. Wax is just a thick protectant that doesnt go where it should be.
 
If Krown is so overrate and pricey, then whats the cheaper alternative charge? Like Mister D or Metropolitain? I was just going with Krown since its recommended by APA.

http://www.apa.ca/template.asp?DocID=11
 
^ Any other places in MTL that do rustproofing aside Mister D? I don't consider Metropolitain and Mister D seems jam packed. I called yesterday and if I want anything in the afternoon, he told me it'd go to December... so I need another place!
I know some places in MTL-North do the rustproofing but I don't know how good they are. So anybody else doing good rustrpoofing?
 
J'ai fais affaire avec MR.D aussi, il à même lavé ma voiture après, & tu es à peut-être 5 mètre de ton auto quand il fait le travail, alors tout est sous-controle... encourager un gars de MR tant qu'à faire.
 
What does Mister_D use in terms of rustproofing? Does he use oil or wax?

And to theoutsider, I just can't stand having a dirty car, whether it be winter or summer! I want it protected on the inside and super clean on the outside, if that makes any sense at all lol!
 
ATR90 said:
What does Mister_D use in terms of rustproofing? Does he use oil or wax?

And to theoutsider, I just can't stand having a dirty car, whether it be winter or summer! I want it protected on the inside and super clean on the outside, if that makes any sense at all lol!
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he uses oil
 
Okay and this is going to sound stupid but... am I guaranteed to get that dripping from under my doors and all other panels after oil rustproofing? lol...
 
It is not really dripping its just the oil That Will expand and dirt Will stick to it but it Will never drop on the floor
 
Mister_D said:
It is not really dripping its just the oil That Will expand and dirt Will stick to it but it Will never drop on the floor
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mister d all the way. 2 years rustproofing there and never one drip on the ground and they soak my car. amazing service and job. highly recommended
 
I've been told that no holes need to be drilled in some cars because they comes with plugged holes from manufacturer, so basically remove the plugs, rustproof, plug it back up. Anyone else heard of this?

... im not too thrilled about the idea of drilling holes all ove the car.
 
Mister_D said:
Never saw that before .... Anyways you havé a VW your car doesnt need to be rustproofd
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Meme avec la tole de qualite superieure, un VW ca rouille quand meme. Chip la peinture jusquau metal ca va rouiller quand meme. Moins vite, ca defoncera pas non plus mais ca va rouiller quand meme.
 
Here's another interesting question...

If my car had the wax rustproofing applied when new, will it mix well with the oil rustproofing should I decide to go oil this season?
 
Me my 240sx 1995 went to antirouille metropolitain every year since 1998 and have 260000km and went outside for the inter since last year and she have no rust on it. It only begin a little bit in the fender. I think you only need to do it every year since the begining of the life of the car, my opinion.
 
alexs464 said:
[mrquote userid="24898" username="Mister_D" forum="4" thread="667441" message="7105004" ] Never saw that before .... Anyways you havé a VW your car doesnt need to be rustproofd
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La garantie de 12 ans de VW, c'est pour perforration et pas la rouille... alors je crois que ca vaut la peine de faire un traitement.
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Oui c'est sur que pour une protection Supplementaire sa vaut toujours la peine mais un volkswagen (exemple)la peinture va decoller bien avant de voir le metal se maganer par la rouille , le metal va rouiller c'est sur a 100% si ta pu de peinture sur le metal parce qu'il n'y a plus de protection mais de l'autre coté je suis persuadé que tout est possiblement encore tres beau!
 
Il y a 2-3 ans, le même genre de post était ouvert et le monde parlait que de RustCheck. Apparament c'était le best, etc etc.

Pis là, personne n'en parle, c'est mort?
 
moi ça fait 3 ans que je vais chez Krown Nelson Garage près de mazda gabriel

ça paraît que le gars aime ça (tjrs le meme) et y fait de la bonne job, surement que 90% de la différence d'un antirouille a l'huile vient du gars qui l'applique

mon pere a tjrs ete chez antirouille metropolitain et il est satisfait de sa caravan '96 pas rouillee, mais on entend desfois des histoires d'horreur, mais ca doit etre parce que c un ti-coune qui a fait la job

je continue la tradition chez Krown mais Mister_D a l'air d'une très bonne alternative, surement moins overpriced!
 
ca a pas de lien trop trop avec la discution..mais mon chum a acheté les "outils", le genre de "gun" et les accessoires pour faire son antirouilles... et maintenant, je me demande ou trouver les "plugs" en plastique qu'ils mettent a l'intérieur des portes??

comme ca un peu:


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