Recent content by rdhamill

here in the rust belt we use products like Krown Rust control or Rust Check.

I'm only 500kms away at the other end of New Brunswick, in Sackville. Enjoy all the information to be found on the site.

yes there are, and not yet that I know of.

When I'm in that time situation, I have done the full job on just certain body panels, and did the remaining panels the next weekend, or evening.

That's just to funny. My car is exactly the same model as yours, but in black...and I have a '99 Miata, it too in black. You have good taste.

Higgins would be proud, Magnum would just get it dirty again.

As I understand it, a traditional generator will produce an AC Sine wave, the frequency will vary with the engine's rpm. An inverter generator produces DC, and inverts it to AC. This keeps the frequency constant. Quality inverters will produce a sine wave, while cheaper units will produce a...

Always best to washout a truck bed or maybe an ATV first, then head right over to your car. Lots of info here to help you repair the damage.

I believe that the action needed to remove salt should be based on the amount of exposure. The best action is to prevent / avoid contact in the first place, for a car used on salt covered roads this is best done by the application of a protectant in the fall. I undercoat my winter vehicles with...

Welcome from the Maritimes

Welcome from the Maritimes.

Welcome from New Brunswick ( just look next door..that's us)

What has happened to drivers in Quebec? It used to be you could count on Quebec drivers to drive fast, very fast. Now they hardly seem to travel the speed limit on route 20? 75mph in Quebec makes you the fastest guy on the road, but in New Brunswick at 75mph, you're left behind. :poke:

I wonder if there is truth to the fact that Korea's currency is undervalued, so much that they can keep the price of their products well below the Japanese, Euro, and American products.

au Nouveau-Brunswick, même certains d'entre nous anglaphone sais que certains français, mais un tout petit peu. That is all I know!