Waxoil anyone?

[Pip1968]

Not offering of course but just wondering if anyone has it applied anywhere on their cars. I only ask as I have only heard of the stuff and sort of assume it is for protection against the elements. I think I have the stuff coated on the brake lines on my Porsche and was wondering whether it was worth applying to my CSL's brake lines.


Is there anything I should know about applying it ie cancerous and only to be applied by experts in a homogenised environment - ???


I take it a quick wipe of the lines with some turpentine/ white spirit and then paint the waxoil on and all is well that ends well.


Any tip top tips appreciated.


Pip

[s.mac]

not sure about wax oil but a few have done under the arches, there are a few posts somewhere. Not sure which section they are in though, sorry

[glendog74]

not sure about wax oil but a few have done under the arches, there are a few posts somewhere. Not sure which section they are in though, sorry

Isn't that the same shit that you daub onto your tyres for track days? Homo! :gayfight:

[CraigMillwardCroft]

:hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:

[s.mac]

Isn't that the same shit that you daub onto your tyres for track days? Homo! :gayfight:

dont knock it till you try it

oh I forgot you're a tight fooker and want your tyres to last years :gayfight:

[glendog74]

oh I forgot you're a tight fooker and want your tyres to last years :gayfight:

No that's Brett lol! :thumbs:

[Codling]

It's a messy job if you do it yourself and you'll smell for days. Don't think there's any problems regarding your health ( if not had any and waxoiled all my jap scrap over the years ). Spray it anywhere and everywhere where water/cr@p will settle as over the years it'll prevent rust.

I also hear dinitrol is good but never used this, I'll be spraying it into the chassis on my Csl once painted though.

[shane@mbtech]

Csl is pretty well waxed underneath from factory, but certainly no harm adding some more