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Best preservation product
I was wondering what was best for preserving frame and steering parts without removing the paint.
I've heard Evaporust mentioned here. Thanks Yenko.net |
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Re: Best preservation product
I have a product that I saw advertised in one of the magazines. I forgot the name and it's been too darn cold for me to go to my garage, but I'll gladly share the name when I can. The product looks like a clear paste that when warmed turns to a liquid, is then brushed on bare metal, and dries clear with a protective coating. Sounds good in theory, but like I said, I haven't tried it yet.
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Re: Best preservation product
is that RPM - paste product?
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Re: Best preservation product
Sounds like Rust Prevention Magic (RPM)
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Re: Best preservation product
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: enio45</div><div class="ubbcode-body">is that RPM - paste product? </div></div>
Don't worry Eddie, you don't live in Monaca anymore!!!!
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Re: Best preservation product
That could be it. Anybody have any results to share?
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Re: Best preservation product
I have been using Boeshield for years now and it works very well.
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Re: Best preservation product
Does boe shield have to be reapplied?
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Re: Best preservation product
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Billohio</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Does boe shield have to be reapplied? </div></div>
Yes Boeshield must be reapplied semi frequently, Cosmoline works well, I found it to last much longer than Boeshield, it used to be available in aerosol cans. Much of the preservation work performed is more or less an art which takes a while to get a grasp on, inevitably you are going to ruin something you were trying to preserve. It's best to practice techniques and products on some old interior parts and corroded suspension parts from that pontiac ventura or rambler project before starting in on an un-restored time capsule.
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Re: Best preservation product
I am on my second can of RPM. What I like on it is there is no sticky oil residue.
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