Lanoguard - Anyone Using It, As want to treat underside of Car

[pugheaven]

Howdy, as I've got a mint car for once where the underside is like new, I'd like to keep it that way (as I envisage keeping this thing for the next 10 years probably).

Anyone on here using Lanoguard yearly and believe it's as good as they make out? I'm willing to try anything to keep the rust away as once it starts... it's too late. Any other recomendations from PERSONAL experience?

 

[mikeh501]

what car is it? if its anything relatively modern theres literally no point slathering that stuff on all the plastics under the car. If its really old, or something with a body on chassis type construction (land rover stuff, pickups etc) then its worth a shout, but id probably still go with the more usual suspects of dinotrol etc. Last point, most terminal rust starts inside out so you really need to penetrate the box sections of the vehicle.

 

[pugheaven]

what car is it? if its anything relatively modern theres literally no point slathering that stuff on all the plastics under the car. If its really old, or something with a body on chassis type construction (land rover stuff, pickups etc) then its worth a shout, but id probably still go with the more usual suspects of dinotrol etc. Last point, most terminal rust starts inside out so you really need to penetrate the box sections of the vehicle.

Jeep SRT8, so, based on my last Jeep which was a rust magnet, this one is absolute mint right now, and want to keep it that way so thinking of getting up on ramps, brush everything off and slapping this one once a year. 90 minutes and it's done.