I think Waxoyl is found in the same sort of shopping districts
where one can find pickled walnuts and kippers. Or at
least Whitworth wrenches.
It's an anti-rust thick waxy-oily gunk that folks back in the
"home country" swear by. Many of the US based brit car
places sell it too. It's *thick*. Best to warm it up before
spraying it on.
"Just spray some Waxoyl under the boot and Bob's your uncle!"
Or something like that. What do I know, I'm from the old South, where
the advice would be "just slop some earl under the trunk!" -- that is
if the shade-tree fellow working on the Cam-arrow had any mind
for preventative sort of stuff. (And no picking on me for that!
He's no redneck, he's my brother!)
-Keith Wheeler
Team Sanctuary
>Hey, all, I've read several times of the use of "Waxoyl" for rust
>prevention or similar uses. Just what is Waxoyl, and where can I get it?
>
>Thanks
>
>Howard Battan
>'57 MGA in pieces
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