I recently bought an '06 with only 8000 miles on it. I'm probably going to wash-out the subframe & then spray a rust-converter into it in-situ (not removing it) & then a wax of sorts.
I'm looking for suggestions as how to spray into the subframe. I assume it will be easier if it had a flexible tube, but that would require greater pressure....maybe electric?
Who's done similar & with what?
Waxoyl do a kit. Nor cheap but it works.
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Gary,
I've still got a can & a half of Dinitrol spray in the garage that I used on mine. I has a flexible hose that attaches to the can. You're welcome to borrow & use as much as you like. It's just sitting in the garage doing nothing. (Note to self -must do Patsy's subframe sooner rather than later).
Stewart
Thanks for the offer Stewart....appreciated. For £15 the Dynax stuff seems a good one though. This was created mainly for the rust-converter & applicator ideas.
Anyone got a guide as to where exactly to spray the subframe? Want to protect mine as part of preventative maintenance.
Quote from: "m1tch"Anyone got a guide as to where exactly to spray the subframe? Want to protect mine as part of preventative maintenance.
Everywhere, inside and out.