Electronic Rust Control

[Thomcat]

7 hours ago, spizike9 said:

Don’t pay much attention to him. He very rarely contributes anything but negativity to the board. I’ve learned to tune him out just like I’m sure many others have as well. 

Seems quite a few posters disagree with you based on the number of likes in my header.

 

A word to the wise is sufficient, but not everyone has the stock equipment to listen!

[WilliamBos]

Krown salt eliminator wash every May followed by  Krown rustproofing annually is the best way.  The electronic gizmo do not work.

[Mack3748]

1 minute ago, WilliamBos said:

Krown salt eliminator wash every May followed by  Krown rustproofing annually is the best way.  The electronic gizmo do not work.

I have gotten the krown  rustproofing on my old truck. This is the first time I have heard of the salt eliminator wash. I will have to look into that. Is it done right through Krown? Or is it a concentrated bottle like regular car wash you do yourself.

[AdamAT4]

Krown salt eliminator wash every May followed by  Krown rustproofing annually is the best way.  The electronic gizmo do not work.

In Canada most places have banned the electronic box things, I haven't seen one for sale in years and didnt realize companies are still trying to make or sell them.

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[WilliamBos]

19 minutes ago, Mack3748 said:

I have gotten the krown  rustproofing on my old truck. This is the first time I have heard of the salt eliminator wash. I will have to look into that. Is it done right through Krown? Or is it a concentrated bottle like regular car wash you do yourself.

You can buy Krown salt eliminator, works great on interior carpet.

 

Book it when you book your Krown, they give a better price on the salt eliminator, was $19.

 

They spray it on, let it dwell thrn rinse off with cold watet.  It neutralizes all the road salt/chemicals but will not wash last year’s krown off.

Edited April 27, 2020 by WilliamBos

[19sierra53]

1 hour ago, AdamAT4 said:

In Canada most places have banned the electronic box things, I haven't seen one for sale in years and didnt realize companies are still trying to make or sell them.

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Banned? They put one on my truck. It was included in the 10 year rust protection package. I haven't had a vehicle make it passed 6 years here without rust somewhere on it. I was told it probably doesn't do anything but its included anyway with the undercoating and rust warranty. Think it was $1000 for the under coating/warranty

[AdamAT4]

Banned? They put one on my truck. It was included in the 10 year rust protection package. I haven't had a vehicle make it passed 6 years here without rust somewhere on it. I was told it probably doesn't do anything but its included anyway with the undercoating and rust warranty. Think it was $1000 for the under coating/warranty

Not probably, it 100% does nothing and its near impossible to work.

I work for a company that does CP we have many engineers and technicians that only do electric rust control. It works unbelievably good on pipelines and metal structures, works good on ships as well but cannot work on a vehicle, unless you bury it or submerge in water.

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[19sierra53]

8 minutes ago, AdamAT4 said:

Not probably, it 100% does nothing and its near impossible to work.

I work for a company that does CP we have many engineers and technicians that only do electric rust control. It works unbelievably good on pipelines and metal structures, works good on ships as well but cannot work on a vehicle, unless you bury it or submerge in water.

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Like i said ,it was included with other stuff, so i dont really care if it does or not

[Thomcat]

Can't possibly work for the came reason a lightning strike can't kill you if inside the car if you are not touching metal.......tires make it a poor conductor, essentially a rolling Faraday cage.

 

There will always be a market for these type of gizmos. As W.C. Fields aptly put it: " There's a sucker born every minute......and two to take him"

 

If you can get it for free, it will be worth every penny spoent.

 

Edited April 28, 2020 by Thomcat

[sophiered]

In my eperienced, I recommend going to car detailing shop than ordering a product and apply it by yourself so you can achieve good result. Electronics Rust Proofing it works  fine. They are located in Brisbane and can be reached in their website https://ceramicprotection.com.au/electronic-rust-proofing.