kartracer55 said:
Amsoil stuff is usually pretty expensive.
trust me, go to hardware store, or even home deperate and just get some lightweight general purpouse oil.
Jim
Yes, it is expensive, but it works.
I coated my brand new snowblower with the stuff four years ago. Still looks like new. The couple of spots I missed show rust.
I coated my trailer hitch on the van two years ago, and there is no rust on the hitch.
I coated the undercar brake and fuel lines and the aluminum parts I could reach. Again, no rust or corrosion. I also sprayed the insides of the doors.
I plan on spraying the new car, too.
Obviously, I live in the Rust Belt.
I have never tried a product like Boeshield, but the one place that sells it around here charges $10 a can.
WD-40 is worthless in the long term, AMSOIL MP, which is similar, works much better.
The AMSOIL MP-HD is the best stuff that I have used for long term metal protection. The waxy coating does not attract dirt. It was designed for chain drive lubrication, so it doesn't fling off.
You get what you pay for. How much were your tools?
