I've got my hands a few litres of lanolin to rust proof my 89 GQ, i've heard people say to mix it with various other things but no one has a definate recipe or they don't know the amounts to use.
I just wanted to know if anyone has used a recipe they found worked and any other recomendations would be great, thanks
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Lanolin Rust Proofing
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Depends on how thick the Lanolin is but I'd probably mix it half/half with cavity wax* and spray it inside every panel possible.
As mentioned above it can be very sticky so don't go up the beach straight after application.
Don't spray it on a hot day out in the sun, and don't do it on your driveway without putting something down to catch drips.
After spraying, go for a drive on a dusty dirt road so the lanolin/wax gets a sealing coat over it.
Jas.
*Cavity wax is available from auto paint suppliers and even Supercrap.
5l tin is $30 or so.
As mentioned above it can be very sticky so don't go up the beach straight after application.
Don't spray it on a hot day out in the sun, and don't do it on your driveway without putting something down to catch drips.
After spraying, go for a drive on a dusty dirt road so the lanolin/wax gets a sealing coat over it.
Jas.
*Cavity wax is available from auto paint suppliers and even Supercrap.
5l tin is $30 or so.
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