Return to the Krown rustproofing test 2022

[@martinbrisebois5013]

Nice demonstration! Nice to see the product is active and moving rather than staying in one spot.

[@simonrowlands7472]

Blimey has it been 2 years ,I had a tin and used it on the disco great stuff but couldn't get any more, so I use the sheep grease ( lanoguard) that too is brilliant, I spilt a bit on my anvil 2 years ago even with red hot steel and water on it , lanolin is still there, keep the great video's coming 😀 👍

[@johnchetwynd3618]

I’ve done the underside of my Defender with Lanoguard, which appears to be a similar product to the Fluid Film you used. I’m pleased to see how well a lanolin based product holds up.

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Yes it is good stuff - does not creep as good as Krown into weld seams

[@R.Sole88109]

Decent results. I'm a fan of Bilt-Hamber products like Ferrosol (maintenance spray, the reason I call WD, WeaselPiss40) and Dynax (anti corrosion protection). For rusty steel I'm a big fan of Owatrol. Then Dyanx over the top.

[@khalidbowe4865]

Awesome video. Love the controlled experiments with different brands. you should definitely make a series rating different rust proof brands like this!

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Thanks for the idea!

[@Defender110SLO]

Im doing test with crown on my front bumper bolts and home made rear cros member. Will report to you after winter. Cheers King Mike. 🥃

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Please do!

[@Carnivore301]

So how did it do?

[@scorpionrgp]

Hi Mike I'll be interesting to see the results of this now in 2023

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Hell I forgot! Coming soon!

[@beaulieuRule]

since you are in Canada. try Rust Check Coat and inhibitor (Green & Red) aerosol ... works great for me. my Sierra 2017 frame or hitch look like new

[@splendiz87]

Good job! How are the tests going? Any updates 🤔

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Working on it!

[@Chris-Someguy]

I woud love to see permashine vs krown , dealership sold me permashine on last car and the rust started in the rockers Fluid film keeps winning tho , krown is also oil based but fluidfilm seems to be better

[@blade8768]

Would you recommend krown rustproofing to keep rust at bay and help protect my pride and joy that 13 years old coming 14 this year, I'm thinking of doing the car from top to bottom in this stuff, but it always makes me nervous I don't want to soak my car in stuff that's just crap

[@BritannicaRestorations]

It's all I use here

[@fb9479]

I can update for you 10 years later and the metal rusted in my 1987 taco, my 1997 taco 20 years later, frame rusted out, krown did nothing for me either time. Friendliest folks when they take your $, then its crickets when they need to pay up.

[@nemesis_ftw]

@@fb9479if your ‘97 Tacoma lasted 20 years that’s pretty damn good considering how bad frame rust was on this trucks. Toyotas supplier for truck frames didn’t use the quality steel that is more resistant to oxidation thus the early death for most Tacomas. Today with better steel and better frame coatings trucks don’t rust as much.

[@Mikeaubert]

Hey Mike. Hows this looking now..?

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Same

[@steveelkins52]

Strange how the original application to the barrel didn't creep

[@BrianM0OAB]

Hmmm interesting but what happened to the transfer case experiment ?

[@BritannicaRestorations]

It inadvertently went in the scrap as the scrap price went up!

[@BrianM0OAB]

@@BritannicaRestorations Ah okay dokey, I'm sure it went to a good cause.

[@weaton25]

This Krown Rustproofing that you like so much is quite good but it is a bit of a pain if you have to re ably it every year not so bad if you are not old and decrepit and can do it yourself but for us old farts having to pay £500 a year or thereabouts to have it done is not cheap I think that I will stick with the Dinitrol Mike .

[@BritannicaRestorations]

You only need to apply it every year on exposed areas like wheel arches

[@jptrainor]

I only pay $150 per year to have it reapplied in Canada. Why is it so much in your locale?

[@dejandezman6139]

I had this protection done a few days ago on a Honda Civic. I drove the car for the first time when it was 1 year old, then I paid €93 or €97, I don't remember exactly, but this time it was €60. It is true, however, that for the first time he drilled holes through which he sprayed into the bodywork.​@@jptrainor

[@dejandezman6139]

I had this protection done a few days ago on a Honda Civic. I drove the car for the first time when it was 1 year old, then I paid €93 or €97, I don't remember exactly, but this time it was €60. It is true, however, that for the first time he drilled holes through which he sprayed into the bodywork.

[@sheepdogman1]

2 years on. How time flies

[@jameskerr5756]

Drink Up!

[@BritannicaRestorations]

Hic!