Krown Rust Control - An American in Canada

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I had my car Rust Check done a year ago. It only dripped for 2/3 days and the weather was warm, late August.

As far as what happenes when applied over a wax coating, I doubt much of anything short of helping your cars body.

Frankly I'm sold on this way of protecting and preserving your vehicle.

No! I do not work for either of these companies or for that matter even know any one working or associated with them.
 
Have used Krown for years with no ill effects, has been applied over the wax coating BMW applies to the under carriage and absolutely no rust concerns, no wax degradation. I did use RustCheck in previous years but the red compound caused my weatherstrips to swell, especially on the bottom of the doors, and would not recommend the RustCheck product to anyone for that reason. Krown has no ill effects on the weatherstrips after 6 years so far. Just my 2 cents.
 
I took my 1996 Honda Accord to the Krown in Sault Ste. Marie Canada (about 3 1/2 hour drive). This car is, as far as I can see totally rust-free at 66,000 miles and I thought this was the only hope I have for keeping it that way (I'll be using it for a daily driver this winter in "salty" northern Michigan). The manager and staff were first-rate...very professional and thorough. There was a customer there with a first-generation Chrysler minivan (stacked quad headlights so 1984-86 vintage...forgot to ask the year make of the van). The van was rust-free (looked incredible for it's age) and the owner said she'd brought it in for a treatment every year at first but now brought it in every other year...that was the best testimonial I could've had. My car didn't drip a lot after the treatment but I did park it in the grass at the end of the driveway for a couple of days. They charged me a total (taxes included) of $130. Here's hoping it works.
 
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