[Bassment]

What do you guys in the north where there is lots of road salt do to protect your car? Do you oil spray?

[motorhead]

Open garage door sometime in early November before the first state truck sighting, insert Camaro, don't remove until state truck hibernation and a few good rain showers. Thus no salt problem.

Oil would be bad, that would be a glue to hold onto everything including salt.

[KickerZ71]

Originally Posted by motorhead

Open garage door sometime in early November before the first state truck sighting, insert Camaro, don't remove until state truck hibernation and a few good rain showers. Thus no salt problem.

Oil would be bad, that would be a glue to hold onto everything including salt.

Good one!

[Bassment]

Originally Posted by motorhead

Open garage door sometime in early November before the first state truck sighting, insert Camaro, don't remove until state truck hibernation and a few good rain showers. Thus no salt problem.

Oil would be bad, that would be a glue to hold onto everything including salt.

Haha..

So you think the oil spray that tons of people get is worse than not having anything?

[motorhead]

Originally Posted by Bassment

Haha..

So you think the oil spray that tons of people get is worse than not having anything?

What is the product you are talking about? You just said oil in your first post. That really could mean a lot of different things.

[ussj4brolli]

Drive it.

I live in Nevada where the roads are SALT. Have driven mine in complete storms. Car looked like a salt lick. washed it 4 times in 2 months. The car comes with a rust free warranty. No need to hide a beautiful car like this. Drive the crap out of it! Wash it.

[JoeP@TeamBeckyD]

The oil spray treatment goes back to the early days of the automobile.
After spraying the whole undercarriage down with heavy oil
owners would take the car out on
a dirt road or field and mix all the dust with the oil as a form of rust proofing.

Undercoating was born of the same principle, heavy almost tar like...

Originally Posted by motorhead

Open garage door sometime in early November before the first state truck sighting, insert Camaro, don't remove until state truck hibernation and a few good rain showers. Thus no salt problem. .
..............

...I use this system ^^^^^^^

[motorhead]

Originally Posted by BeckyD@RodgersChevrolet

The oil spray treatment goes back to the early days of the automobile.
After spraying the whole undercarriage down with heavy oil
owners would take the car out on
a dirt road or field and mix all the dust with the oil as a form of rust proofing.

Undercoating was born of the same principle, heavy almost tar like...



...I use this system ^^^^^^^

That doesn't sound to appealing. I remember the Zbart days. My dad always believed that it made cars rust quicker. He would never get it when he bought a new car. I think doing your best to keep it clean is the best thing you can do if you must drive it in the winter.

[JoeP@TeamBeckyD]

Originally Posted by motorhead

That doesn't sound to appealing. I remember the Zbart days. My dad always believed that it made cars rust quicker. He would never get it when he bought a new car. I think doing your best to keep it clean is the best thing you can do if you must drive it in the winter.

Agree..
We haven't sold a undercoat product in years...

[andrec10]

Originally Posted by motorhead

Open garage door sometime in early November before the first state truck sighting, insert Camaro, don't remove until state truck hibernation and a few good rain showers. Thus no salt problem.

Oil would be bad, that would be a glue to hold onto everything including salt.

[Bassment]

Originally Posted by BeckyD@RodgersChevrolet

Agree..
We haven't sold a undercoat product in years...

Good to know... So you recommend to do nothing, other than cleaning it?

[Bassment]

Originally Posted by motorhead

What is the product you are talking about? You just said oil in your first post. That really could mean a lot of different things.

Either Rust Check or Krown Rust Proofing

[Glen e]

Originally Posted by BeckyD@RodgersChevrolet

Agree..
We haven't sold a undercoat product in years...

But you're losing all that gross, becky....J/k

Thank god most of the add on crap is gone vs the 90's.....although crap paint protection will always be out there… Good for 10 years my a$$.......

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by Glen e

But you're losing all that gross, becky....J/k

Thank god most of the add on crap is gone vs the 90's.....although crap paint protection will always be out there… Good for 10 years my a$$.......

Lol...I had an argument with my sales manager the day I signed the paper work for my car about a product my dealer uses called Resistall...complete garabage and they charge $800 for it, good for 5 plus years! Lol. He wouldn't give up either until I had to get a little loud, then he stopped...insisted on awesome paint protection! Yeah sure.