Rust Protection

In the USA a body that is equivalent to our ACCC toock the manufacturers of these units to court and had them banned off the market as they said that what they actually deliver is not what the manufacturers are claiming. In Aus I have heard that a few govt. depts actually are getting results from beach driven cars with them fitted (not first hand). One sales rep of a popular brand told me that when used on old cars they can improve the appearance of old paint (not sure about this). I have heard of a lighthouse keeper in Vic that reckons he gets another 3 years out of the body of his cars with them fitted. (This may be due to the car manufacturers building better cars). You can get good and bad reports for anything that you like. It seems funny that when these products were taken from the US market they all suddenly appeared on the Aussie market. Try and get first hand reports and don't believe shops that are trying to sell them. Andy

look in this forum archives,,,all you need is in there,,would not be without it, the cost of a new vehicle demands rust protection ,,Axel ,,

Well.. I was jumped on last time I pointed this out... but here goes again. Government bodies, experts, reviewers and science theorists have all come out in support..... but dammit.... I can't find any real scientific tests to prove this thing. Sure..... fit it at big cost and you will be watching for rust from then on..... You will probably was off your vehicle and look for the rust. You will probably tell everyone how well the thing is working. Well you will feel silly if you don't. The most often comment I am finding is that 'Yeah there's rust, but not as much as there would have been without it!'. I have my doubts..... Royce