Waxoyl - Treating Frame

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Richard Elson

Waxoyl - Treating Frame

#1 Post by Richard Elson » Sat Jan 29, 2005 11:31 am

I just finished off my frame with a powdercoat and am now looking to treat the inside. Any suggestions. Where would a guy purchase Waxoyl in BC. Has anyone tried this and what are your comments?

John
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#2 Post by John » Mon Jan 31, 2005 8:32 am

Octagon Motors used to bring it in (604-253-4145). Myself, I have used LPS3 and been happy with the results.

Rob
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#3 Post by Rob » Fri Feb 11, 2005 9:40 pm

I had my local bodyshop waxoil my 109 chassis after they sandblasted it and painted it a few years back. They told me it was pretty common for bodyshops in Alberta to have the gear for the job and it ran me about $100 bucks to get it done. I wonder if the BC shops are similarily equipped? Another option is the homemade recipe of melting a toilet wax seal ring into chainsaw oil and spraying it in yourself (Princess Auto sells the spray applicators). I hear it is a messy job though :shock:

Rob

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#4 Post by rick.m » Fri Feb 11, 2005 10:00 pm

i was able to get a gallon of a wax based undercoate from GREGG INDUSTRIES in port kells for about $40.00 a company on the bypass will do it ,Oh In Langley !! called K&T ONE STOP. but i would be careful with the sprayers from princess auto, i bought a couple and they are trash. it takes a paint like spray tank and a serious atomizer to do the job. if you want to do small areas there is a very good bomb called honey goo. lordco etc have it. i also got it from freightliner, it is very like wax oil. all the best. rick.m

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#5 Post by Rob » Sat Feb 12, 2005 12:02 pm

I agree with the "quality crontol" issues related to the Princess Auto tools... some are really "disposable" in nature.

There is a lot of chat on the UK boards regarding DIY waxoyl (even give some interesting homemade recipes) so that might give you more helpful info.

Personally, I find that Fluid Film is pretty good for corrosion protection for the DIYer.

Regards, Rob

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