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My specialty is developing line of business applications that leverage the web - specifically using Microsoft tools and technologies.
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Have any of you had your car sprayed by Rust Check? I used to do it on all my cars with excellent results. Now that I'm moving back, I guess I should spray my "never seen a snow-flake or salted road" Carrera. What's the consensus?
If you really drive it all winter, I would highly recommend it. It only takes an hour. Your car will drip for a day or two, but your car's body (or undercarriage, or suspension, etc) will never rust if you get the application done every year.
I'll be doing it first thing when I get back.
I may be back as soon as February. I'll be staying with my folks for a while (North York). I may only be back for a few months (trying to get some businesses off the ground) and then may return to California, but anything can happen. I don't plan to drive my car in the snow, as I can't afford a set of winter wheels/tires right now, but I will drive it whenever the roads are clear, albeit slowly with my frozen summer tires....
I just got my P-car and do not drive too much in the snow, but do drive it occasionally. I did not even think about Rust Check, aren't our cars galvanized steel so they should not rust anyways?
Kilrgt - where are you located, I am in the Don Mills and Eglinton area. I am new to this forum (2 months) and this is my first p-car. I have been meaning to take pics, but just cannot find a nice day.
I'm a software developer, and I am building some web sites as well as helping a sofware company out with some of their work. The sites I'm building won't make me any money until I finish them and I figure it will take me about a year to complete them all. Once that is done, I'll be trying to drum up some new business. My specialty is developing line of business applications that leverage the web - specifically using Microsoft tools and technologies.
Thanks for reaching out and offering to help! I'm looking forward to coming home.
All cars are built with better treated metals than they used to be, but all it takes is a tiny weak spot for rust to do its magic. In my experience, Rust Check is a small price to pay for peace of mind. Especially if you plan to keep your car for a long time.
Whereabouts in north york...that's pretty much my neck of the woods. (that and mississuga)..i smell a P-car gathering this summer..with more than 4 cars attending
I am in too...Not sure if Ill have a p-car, but i will have something nice...I am in the Mississauga Brampton Border area and who says we need to wait for summer or the spring for that matter, I am always up to a meet!
i'll be in sauga 2morro at the corner of erin mills and millcreek..there's a little pub type thing next 2 the office i'll be at if u wanna go grab some lunch.
p.s. ..i'e abandoned my ice racing plans for this year...the unfortunate rescent demise of my beloved mazda6 and some extra expenses for my upcomming parts store have eaten away at that fund and the time it takes 2 do it. time 2 start planning for winter2006
I've never rust proofed any of my cars. In my mind rust proofing was something that we needed before the car companies got serious about rust.
I may be wrong but my .02 cents.
I'm deffinately up for a P Car meet in the new year.
Cheers,
Stan
I can only imagine! If I ever do venture out in my car and the temperature is anywhere near freezing, I'm sure I'll be crawling along at very, very slow pace.
