rust inhibitor
would you bother with having a rust inhibitor applied to a new car in coastal regions of Qld either electronic corrosion inhibitor or a corrosion coat applied.
Is it worth the wonga ? |
Re: rust inhibitor
Originally Posted by painter man
(Post 9808572)
would you bother with having a rust inhibitor applied to a new car in coastal regions of Qld either electronic corrosion inhibitor or a corrosion coat applied.
Is it worth the wonga ? No I wouldn't bother. :D |
Re: rust inhibitor
Cheers for that :thumbsup::thumbsup:
It's a brand new toyota carrola so was not sure what to do.Also is it worth paying for paint protector coat ? or is it the garage trying to plug somethink that's not really needed. |
Re: rust inhibitor
Originally Posted by painter man
(Post 9808802)
Cheers for that :thumbsup::thumbsup:
It's a brand new toyota carrola so was not sure what to do.Also is it worth paying for paint protector coat ? or is it the garage trying to plug somethink that's not really needed. I'd invest in a max n paddy style alarm instead "get back ya bastards or I'll break your legs" |
Re: rust inhibitor
Paint protector is good for stopping bird/bat droppings from eating through your car, and protecting it from fading. you do have to renew it every 3 years though.
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