Originally Posted By: doitmyself
I agree with the others that the cost/benefit to repair the rust on a Neon in the rust belt area is money down the drain.
The Krown treatment for only $100 dollars might be a good consideration if you trust them to get the interior crannies.
There are better products out there than WD 40 as a diy treatment. Fluid Film is one that comes to mind. Search the forum for other products.
http://www.fluid-film.com/
Thanks for the tip on Fluid-Film.
I have been reading about it... sounds quite good. I will be picking up some of this at the local Canadian Tire store.
I particularly liked reading this on their site about the product:
"Fluid Film’s unique molecular structure stops rust on contact. Penetrating existing rust it further embeds into the pores of metal, creating an active barrier of protection that migrates to inaccessible areas."
I agree with the others that the cost/benefit to repair the rust on a Neon in the rust belt area is money down the drain.
The Krown treatment for only $100 dollars might be a good consideration if you trust them to get the interior crannies.
There are better products out there than WD 40 as a diy treatment. Fluid Film is one that comes to mind. Search the forum for other products.
http://www.fluid-film.com/
Thanks for the tip on Fluid-Film.
I have been reading about it... sounds quite good. I will be picking up some of this at the local Canadian Tire store.
I particularly liked reading this on their site about the product:
"Fluid Film’s unique molecular structure stops rust on contact. Penetrating existing rust it further embeds into the pores of metal, creating an active barrier of protection that migrates to inaccessible areas."
