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Rost and No rost is the question!..here my 6 cents..

- "wax" if the top brands are used .. Schrader, TimeMax which provides a blend of wax and pine juice etc. This stuff is normally used in the ship industry to reduce the rost effects....in obviously salt water! (there are several test in oldtimer/vintage car magazins..unfort all in German).

- for the Nasty parts you need something which is beeing sucked "into" the rost. To me only Ovatrol does this..

..and fully correct what Sharkey said.. (from the humit Florida..miss it Sharky will come by again .. and swet as last time)..if rosted trough TOO LATE all crap has to go out..per pictures from René. Well more work than just an afternoon cool

Matthias...from a DRY Germany with 25% humidity..we are asymptotically approaching Arizona

matthias

4/10/209:08 AM

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