Is Waxoil in aerosol form any good.
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biggee
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I'm just adding the finishing touches to cleaning under the arches and figured I'd re waxoil them. It's either buy a proper kit with spray gun etc or use the small aerosol's. Does anyone no if there anygood?
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bazza93
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can't see a problem there
aslong as you make sure you give it a good shake to mix it properley and spray it in all the nooks and cranies 
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biggee
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So what are you saying Bazza. Have you used it or not !!!
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bazza93
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a long while ago
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bss325i
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It is fine, i used it on my sport after i had it painted. Used about 10 cans kindly donated from the stores at work!
A pressure fed wax oil gun would be better for hader to get to places like inside sills and chassis rails.
A pressure fed wax oil gun would be better for hader to get to places like inside sills and chassis rails.
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gare30
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its alot thinner than the proper stuff i use it in work seems ok wen dry just got to put loads on usualy comes with a bendy long nosel to get into awkward bits and cavitys
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B7
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I rate it for local stuff where a proper air fed wax gun would make a real mess. They are ideal for exactly what your doing. Just apply it to where they all rust, on the inner lip all the way round.
You would never fill a sill cavity effectivly with one though. Thats where a proper wax guun comes in.
You would never fill a sill cavity effectivly with one though. Thats where a proper wax guun comes in.
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