Should I rust proof with Krown?
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Should I rust proof with Krown?
Thinking of rust proofing my 16' NX next week. I live in the north east where winters are harsh and roads are salted. Was wondering if anyone has any experience with Krown and the pros and cons of it? Heard that the oil-based spray they use can cause rubber components such as door seals and bushings to swell but I called them today and they told me they put silicone on these parts first before spraying.
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Thinking of rust proofing my 16' NX next week. I live in the north east where winters are harsh and roads are salted. Was wondering if anyone has any experience with Krown and the pros and cons of it? Heard that the oil-based spray they use can cause rubber components such as door seals and bushings to swell but I called them today and they told me they put silicone on these parts first before spraying.
#3
Lexus Test Driver
All cars are sufficiently corrosion proofed from the factory.
#4
The pursuit of F
Agree, no need unless it may be worth-while if you plan to keep it over 10 years. In some rare cases, the oil spray has caused some issues with electrical components, sensors, and the like which can risk warranty.
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