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MISSILE1

New Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #1

Anyone know of a a good person / company who offer a Wayoyl service using Dinitrol - steam/pressure clean and application ?

I'm located in St Albans and looking to Waxoyl my 2007 Defender 90

Or any other suggestions

Andrew

 

flat

Well-Known Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #2

Waxoyl and dinitrol are to very different products? Which do you want?

 

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MISSILE1

New Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #3

Well I want to treat the underside of the vehicle , some people say Waxoyl and others say Dinitrol is a better product

I would be I interested to know people's thoughts

Thanks for the quick response

 

RyanDay1

Well-Known Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #4

Everyone will tell you Dinitrol here i expect
just found flat dog do a service now, worth a look, https://www.flatdoguk.com/dinitrol----flatdog-application~1417
Think they're a way away though but best price I've seen
or Rejel sell kits for good prices if you're looking to save money http://www.rejel.com

 

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flat

Well-Known Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #5

diy isnt that bad with dinitrol, waxoyl was a pita

 

RyanDay1

Well-Known Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #6

flat said:

diy isnt that bad with dinitrol, waxoyl was a pita

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Its the cleaning bit I'm after, need to get inventive

 

wammers

No longer with us, RIP

Donater

• Apr 1, 2017

• #7

Wait until the warmer weather don't get it done now.

 

RyanDay1

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• Apr 1, 2017

• #8

heres a few more
http://www.rejel.com/treatment-centres-for-dinitrol/

 

Grezzer

Well-Known Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #9

I like the smell of waxoyl

 

Grezzer

Well-Known Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #10

Have you tried Lurpak spreadable?

 

Grezzer

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• Apr 1, 2017

• #11

Please please don't anyone take this serious it doesn't work, it's the date that made me say it.. 1st Of April

 

M

MISSILE1

New Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #12

Well thank you for your response everyone

Yep flat dog is a good price

Andrew

 

flat

Well-Known Member

• Apr 1, 2017

• #13

RyanDay1 said:

Its the cleaning bit I'm after, need to get inventive

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I jetwashed more than once, the. Got underneath with a brush and water and then wire brush. I had a rust hole in one side so rinsed the inside of the chassis aswell (used cable hole in other side) was worried it would duck the wiring but it was fine) I then left it to dry for about 2 weeks in the summer then applied dinitrol 2 applications, into every book I could get in. Stuffed the bulkhead with loads.

 

RyanDay1

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• Apr 1, 2017

• #14

flat said:

I jetwashed more than once, the. Got underneath with a brush and water and then wire brush. I had a rust hole in one side so rinsed the inside of the chassis aswell (used cable hole in other side) was worried it would duck the wiring but it was fine) I then left it to dry for about 2 weeks in the summer then applied dinitrol 2 applications, into every book I could get in. Stuffed the bulkhead with loads.

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How much rust converter did you use? The rejel kits only come with one 400ml aerosol is that enough? I already painted the rear 1/4 in converter paint as it cant wait until summer

 

flat

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• Apr 2, 2017

• #15

RyanDay1 said:

How much rust converter did you use? The rejel kits only come with one 400ml aerosol is that enough? I already painted the rear 1/4 in converter paint as it cant wait until summer

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I didn't use much tbh, I wired brushed and used a brush on converter where needed - my chassis was quite good though - just surface rust in a few places that came out okay. Most of the rust converter spray went on the bulkhead footwells