Grabbing some white spirit to further thin the waxoil I entered the kitchen and unscrewed the waxoil lid. I think it is better to identify as many existing access holes you can find, and add to these in keys spots by withdrawing any bolts or fastenings, or drilling some new holes.

Also which is the most economical way of using waxoyl, maybe the canisters are an expensive way of doing it. i won't do another diy complete job again, but will top up and splosh some about if i see the need arising. Unless the surface is cleaned and prepped first (and preferably sealed with paint) waxoyl is just going to seal in any pre-existing dirt, dust, rust, salt and condensation.

We do our best to represent colours as accurately as possible however screens variations and different surfaces can alter this. We offer a no quibble 14 day money back guarantee for all goods shipped correctly that are not required. I ought to point out that I had also decided that at some of the angles I was at pulling and holding the trigger was a pain so I had devised a cunning lock of an elastic band on the trigger so that I could let it do it things whilst it sprayed away. Cat stinks, garage sticks, alley way stinks, I stink, kitchen smells of lemon washing up liquid, which strangely we seem to nearly be out of, floor stinks.

ever tried holding a 'waxoiled cat' in a sink with water and rags, and especially when cat does not enjoy it ? Dinitrol and Supertrol are far better, They flow into crevices and then spirits evaporate and they leave a thick sticky residue which halts rust.Waxoyl itself isn't the villain (although more durable alternatives may exist) - it's the person that puts it on. DIY is the answer, that way you know what the real condition of the metal is, what the quality of the paintwork is, and if it's a bad job, you only have yourself to blame! If the item is not required, please send the item back for a full refund in its original condition, unused with its original packaging. No matter how good a paint coating there are always nooks and crannies that may hold water, Waxoyl coats all the surfaces and creeps into crevices and cracks keeping the water and air out.

Dilute it a bit with white spirit, and stand the whole can in a bucket of boiling water for half an hour before starting. I've pumped a fair few tins of the stuff into the 2CV over the years, and I think my vent flap under the windscreen must be full of the stuff - no way am I gonna let my car get a rusty vent flap like most of the others!The new and improved sprayer offers multiple spraying options, including an extension hose and probe for those awkward-to-reach areas such as chassis rails and inner sills. More recently, I've used motor oil, thinned with diesel or kerosene to the point where it can be sprayed with one of those cheapo trigger-action hand sprayers, though a proper cavity sprayer would probably be better. It is easy to apply and is ideal for the insides of doors, behind sills and chassis and anywhere that water is likely to collect, forming a flexible weatherproof skin. Neat waxoil is too thick for most sprayers to handle, if you are not sure whether the sprayer is working try spraying white spirits first.

Few spots to rub down turned into 6 weekends of rubbing down and chipping away flaking powder coating that at first looked in great condition! It is best to have it done professionally via compressor and various wands to get in the box sections etc.

I've waxoyled my own cars in the past, and i had the pick up professionally proofed at Rustmaster last year. One of my workmates is Australian, and he said over there they used to pump their cars full of fish oil because it was cheap. That’s why we are delighted to offer versatile wax injection equipment to help keep your car in tip-top shape.