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Oil undercoating

WolvesSoulZ said:
I get it undercoated with parafine/wax oil, green rustcheck stuff. Got holes drilled in panels with plastic caps that goes on them so they can just spray everywhere in the panels and the undercarriage. Get it done once a year. Doesn't drip, doesn't smell bad, help a ton.
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Women use paraffin wax to moisturize skin. Melt it and dip there hands in it. I believe it has water in it.
 


paraffin wax is also the ring under your toilet, use that and some mineral spirits to make a undercoating to.
 
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Apparently my southern bonneville had a battery leak. Battery is under rear seat.

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Drilled a couple holes for Fluid Film. They then plug them. I'm going to have to wash the windows a couple more times. Cost $110 to get car done. Guy said rest of the car is great!
 
SnowDrift said:
That's not a deal. I buy at my local John Deere dealership for $10/can. It's great stuff, but I can't imagine using it to undercoat a car with it. It's not economical to do so. Try an oil/diesel fuel or kerosene recipe.
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Your right, it's not a deal. $5.13 a can is a deal when your an employee at a heavy duty parts store lol
 
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