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The cavity wax method would seem to have a weakness. If you fill, say the bottom of the door up to a certain level, and even then make sure the drain holes are still open, unless you fill the door all the way to the top, when water gets in it will find a new, higher level (on top of the wax, instead of the bottom of the door) to sit and rust. This would also be true in all cavities where water can get in unless the cavity is completely filled.

Or am I just not seeing something here?

And does anyone really wash (hose, dripping sponges, sudsy soap) their Pantera? !!

Larry

12/31/059:25 AM

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