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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / November 2006

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Rust control in Toronto

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cton - 29 Nov 2006 13:38 GMT
Hi folks,

Just wondering if anyone has experience/opinions on rust control
outlets in the Toronto area? I'm considering either Rust Check or Krown
Rust Control. It will be applied to my '88 244. I've heard Rust Check
may attack rubber hoses and gaskets. Is this true and will Krown do the
same? Does anyone have recommendations for one or the other, or another
form of Rust protection? Also, if I was to go with Krown or Rust Check,
does anyone recommend any certain locations in the city? I hear they
vary in their application (from clean to sloppy) from place to place as
they're mostly independently operated. Any locations that I should
avoid?

Thanks!
Clayton.
byrocat - 29 Nov 2006 20:24 GMT
Clayton, your Volvo comes with rust prevention so this may actually be
counter-productive.

Check out your local dealer first to see what shape your own
rust-proofing is in, then go from there.

The customer help line should also be a source of information if you
need to get an updated coating.

Me? Never go near the stuff myself.  Keep all the drainage holes open,
make sure that scratches and chips are addressed before winter if
possible, use car washes with underbody spray and polishes (or do the
job manually at the local carwash).

Only the Fords rusted through. Haven't owned a Volvo long enough to see
the rust start.
 
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