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carpenter1 · Mar 27, 2021

Clive said:
is this legal ? sounds rather polluting potentially?

Probably not legal, I don't know how thick it goes on, but could drip everywhere I would imagine

Paddington · Mar 27, 2021

OH traded her Jimny in a few years ago, though 15 years old there wasn't any rust on the painted chassis. After a powerwash and a polish it looked virtually new unlike the Discovery 1 of about the same age parked next to it, that had rust on every panel including the roof.

harrow · Mar 27, 2021

Dry Rot said:
I contacted one of my dog training pals in Finland for advice and was told waste oil with 50% chain saw oil (the latter is sticky) put on with the compressor. Soaks in to any rust rather than trapping in water.

Agreed chainsaw chain oil is sticky stuff

Kildare · Mar 28, 2021

Paddington said:
OH traded her Jimny in a few years ago, though 15 years old there wasn't any rust on the painted chassis. After a powerwash and a polish it looked virtually new unlike the Discovery 1 of about the same age parked next to it, that had rust on every panel including the roof.

I have a 93 suzuki and the chassis is spotless too. 28 years old.

Northeastfarmer · Mar 28, 2021

Kildare said:
the chassis is spotless too. View attachment 950677

The only part of it that is spotless

Richy12 · Mar 28, 2021

Hooby Farmer said:
Guy up the road from me takes your truck, takes wheels off and puts it up on stands. Shot blast chassis, sprays a rust inhibitor, repaint, and complete waxoil underneath about 500quid. All the land rover men go to him, 3month waiting list.

That's cheap when you think of the work involved

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