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Krown Rust Proofing: The Aftermath 5 Months Later.

Krown Rust Proofing: The Aftermath 5 Months Later.

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About 5 months ago I took my truck to Krown Rustproofing in Stanley, NY and as promised I am doing a follow up video to have a look at it just ahead of winter. I plan on doing more follow ups as time goes on. Leave any questions you have in the comments box below and I will try to address them in upcoming videos
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 10


I still can't figure out how a car or truck can sit in a field for 20 or 30 years in Alabama can have less rust than a vehicle that travels only 5, 000 miles a year in Ohio. The vehicle in Ohio doesn't travel in snow and doesn't go down the road if there is any white visible salt dust. It is primary used to tow an RV and gets driven a short distance (40 miles) on most Fridays if it isn't raining. Granted it is parked outside on a gravel pad but the vehicles in Alabama are parked on grass and dirt. Humidity in Alabama for 20 - 30 years vs Ohio winters for 8 years. Getting Krown-ed on Thursday.
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Krown is so worth it. my 2001 Cherokee has been complimented almost 20yrs later. I did Krown every summer to have the heat flow the oil to tight places which they recommended.
Krown is the way to go. this product is absolutely amazing as long as you do it during hot months and every year. oil is thicker during cold months so do it during the summer months to allow spreading. they were so helpful and so worth 140 a year!

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As a long time Krown user I can say it works well to preserve a car especially if applied to a new car. The only minor complaints I have are that certain rubber gaskets tend to stretch over many years of application, you still need to keep an eye on door dings and rock chips, and how greasy you get working on a krowned vehicle. Best applied in the heat of the summer as it will seep and creep better.
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Krown is an excellent product. Used it for years. Used it on my old 2000 Celica GT and that was a daily driver. Low, the whole thing basically slopped through the snow and salt. After 13 years, and 300K, the body was still perfect. Rust Free. You may not need to do it each year. But it's a great treatment, causes zero issues and bottom line, no rust.
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i live in northern CANADA rust is a big thing here bud i use Krown and it really does work i love my dodge ram 1500 everybody knows they rust out but not mine and a toyota well they rust out way more lol keep doing the spray my friend love your shows P. S why where you under your truck what broke that ya didn't flim lmao jk
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Dude, DRILLING holes and applying product INSIDE the metal does NOTHING for the rust that comes from the OUTSIDE. That product and those guys are idiots. If you want REAL vehicle protection, take a deck staining brush and roofing tar to the undercarriage. No yearly recoats needed.
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Been rust check my vehicles for 30 years, drove one for 18 years in Canada, lots of salt, still driving my 15 year old ford, rust underneath doors always a problem, after 15 years no rust under doors. Still going hopefully for another 10 years.
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I know this video was a while ago. My experience with krown in my town is bad. No holes drilled, no drip. I took it home jacked the truck up and I should of bought the cans and did it myself. They did a crap job. Not worth the 100 bucks.
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I got this when ya had it done and love it. Went to buy more in preparation for next winter and check out is disabled. Are they closed because covid19? Do you know where else i can buy it?
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I use krown every day on garage doors. I actually service the garage doors and openers of the inventor of it and needless to say he won't allow us to use anything else on his door.
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