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rust proofing - 1/23/2008 6:10:06 PM
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chenarm
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Has anybody had aftermarket rust proofing applied to their Outie.
Any idea, how it could affect the warranty?
I'm going to us Krown, they give a lifetime warranty, so I guess that I don't really care about the Mistu one.
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RE: rust proofing - 1/24/2008 5:34:39 AM
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roach
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I got the electronic rust proofing free whit my XLS but I'm not sure if it work really well or not so I got a abrasive undercoating again rust it's like a really thick black undercoating there's none apply at the factory by Mitsubishi so that's why I got mine done. I always got all my other car done every year whit rust proofing and never got any rust on them thanks to that. Make sure they use the dripless one because the other are just a waste of money going down the drain in the street.
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RE: rust proofing - 1/24/2008 6:10:23 AM
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chenarm
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Yea, I looked at the electronic ones, technically they should work, my concern is that if for any reason it stops working, how are you going to know?
Krown uses a very viscous oil but its still drips. My father in law worked on testing rust proofing product for the Canadian military and the result they had was the Krown was by far the best oil spray, and that's what they us now.
I'm particularly concerned about rust on a Mitsubishi, since they have not been in Canada for very long, and most car companies ar terrible for the first few year in canada. Mind you they have been on other nordic contries for some time, but I just have a feeling that Canada, mostly Ottawa and Montreal use way too much salt on the roads in winter.
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RE: rust proofing - 1/24/2008 6:27:01 AM
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roach
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ORIGINAL: chenarm
Yea, I looked at the electronic ones, technically they should work, my concern is that if for any reason it stops working, how are you going to know?
Krown uses a very viscous oil but its still drips. My father in law worked on testing rust proofing product for the Canadian military and the result they had was the Krown was by far the best oil spray, and that's what they us now.
I'm particularly concerned about rust on a Mitsubishi, since they have not been in Canada for very long, and most car companies ar terrible for the first few year in canada. Mind you they have been on other nordic contries for some time, but I just have a feeling that Canada, mostly Ottawa and Montreal use way too much salt on the roads in winter.
The electronic box is in the engine compartment and there's a red LED on it and it's on all the time to let you know it work if the light is shut there's a problem with the module that's what the dealer told me. Tell me about it for too much salt in the Ottawa region I live in Gatineau just across the river from Ottawa and work in Ottawa downtown it's crazy how much salt there is on the street/sidewalk!!!! Are you from ottawa ??
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