[nshoag]

I know this is the wrong time of the year to be asking this, but I am moving to the Island of Guam and am taking my new Odyssey.
What is the best way to prevent corrosion on cars (beside routine washing and waxing). There is this one product at the following website: http://www.importexporthelp.com/electroshield.htm

anyone have any experience with this??

Steve

 

[TrickedOdyssey]

Don't use anything like that. just wash and wax. I would also get used to removing the rear bumper, lights, etc and cleaning and waxing at least once a year. i am doing mine asap so will post on how it's done. rust starts where you can't see it....so get it before it gets you

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[porschetr]

YOu have to get some protection if you are going to Guam.
I went to the Island beside Guam 8 years ago for a vacation. It was called Saipan.
The guy drove us said cars get rusted really easy because it's surrounded by sea. (Salt water blows?) I don't remamber what car was look like then, cause I was only 11 or something.

My dad's van has rust proof on it from dealer. 10 years warrenty.
Maybe you can get it where you are right now.

 

[tomhan]

Originally posted by nshoag:
I know this is the wrong time of the year to be asking this, but I am moving to the Island of Guam and am taking my new Odyssey.
What is the best way to prevent corrosion on cars (beside routine washing and waxing). There is this one product at the following website:


Steve,
I have a product similar to this on my 97 Camry but it is hard to say if my lack of rust is due to factory coatings or the effectiveness of this product. In terms of technology, the principles of operation are sound. Essentially by placing a slightly negative charge on all the metal surfaces, it reduces the potential for ionization which is necessary in rust formation. I read somewhere years back that many shipyards use this technology with good success.


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Tom
2001 SS EX ?

[This message has been edited by tomhan (edited 06-15-2001).]