waxoyl

[Dr Prod]

Anyone know who does this treatment in the Nottingham area ?

[bells V8]

leyton motor services 01159790153 ask for lee he did my capri and the vxr8

[Dr Prod]

Cheers Paul....I keep looking out for you out on the roads (gotta see you sometime)

[Balmoral Green]

Do you mean waxoyl as a generic term, or actual waxoyl? Dinitrol is the stuff to go for, waxoyl comes pretty much bottom in tests, and by a huge margin. Any company that knows it's stuff will not be using actual waxoyl, which is rubbish, comparatively.

[Dr Prod]

Don't know a lot about the stuff myself...I'll have to look into it !

[Balmoral Green]

Worth a good mooch around this site...

https://www.bilthamber.com/dynaxs50comparison.html

Edited by Balmoral Green on Monday 12th May 19:13

[bells V8]

Dr Prod said:

Cheers Paul....I keep looking out for you out on the roads (gotta see you sometime)

that would be good to see you out one day . do you work @ N.A.P ????

[puffpuff]

Balmoral Green said:

Worth a good mooch around this site...

https://www.bilthamber.com/dynaxs50comparison.html

Edited by Balmoral Green on Monday 12th May 19:13

Thanks BG, that's just what I need for my Riley.

[Balmoral Green]

Can you guess which one #2 (total failure) is?

[puffpuff]

Balmoral Green said:

Can you guess which one #2 (total failure) is?

Lemme guess.....that'll be the UK’s leading anti corrosion wax.....

Bugger - I'm going to look at another Riley on Friday whose present owner has used nothing else........

[nicktowe]

puffpuff said:

Balmoral Green said:

Worth a good mooch around this site...

https://www.bilthamber.com/dynaxs50comparison.html

Edited by Balmoral Green on Monday 12th May 19:13

Thanks BG, that's just what I need for my Riley.

Be careful, they say on the site

"Dynax S50's soft-film is optimised for enclosed cavities where extremely corrosive conditions develop. Dynax S50 is also recommended for protection of valuable machinery and component in transit, machine tools, moulds etc."

Waxoyl works on exposed surfaces, I am not sure that Dynax will work well except for cavities.

[puffpuff]

Hydrate 80 looks to be the product for exposed surfaces, I must try and find that Practical Classics long-term trial that's mentioned.