Lanoguard

D R Oldfield

D R Oldfield

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British Zeds
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2.8
I seem to be getting a lot of adverts for a product called Lanoguard underbody sealant , it looks impressive , has any one got any experience of using it and is it any good ?
 
I have used it, and yes It works, beach driven trucks mostly, it does tend to pick up sand, so I guess road grime too...looks real pretty fresh on..Don't get it on your garage floor though.. :thumbsup:

Soluble oil works nearly as well, mixed in the right proportions, with the advantage of not smelling like wet sheep for a few days...=))

Also used fisholene/ fishoil with good outcomes, but the deodorised stuff for the same reason as mentioned above..
 
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I’ve used it on my jap import coupe before it even saw uk roads, just topped up after 3 years at Xmas and am very pleased with the results so far, no sign of any corrosion at all.
 
That looks good is there any special preparation needed before application or is it just a pressure wash off and the apply ?
 
Was just that, a quick whizz over with jet wash (I actually used my patio cleaner upside down) let it dry then apply lanoguard. You need to put it in a bucket of hot water for 20 mins before applying, but goes on very easily and doesn’t take long to apply either. Nice that it’s clear unlike traditional waxoyle.
 
Garsington said:
Was just that, a quick whizz over with jet wash (I actually used my patio cleaner upside down) let it dry then apply lanoguard. You need to put it in a bucket of hot water for 20 mins before applying, but goes on very easily and doesn’t take long to apply either. Nice that it’s clear unlike traditional waxoyle.
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Does it smell, or have they done something about that ?...
 
There is a bit of an aroma of wet sheep, but not as bad as some would have you believe. This goes after it dries though.
 
Like any underbody treatment, the cleaner you can get the underside the better it will be. Loose rust, dirt, mud etc, get it all off otherwise the Lanoguard will drop off with the mud. Lanoguard is easy to apply but it merely coats the components with a wet-look finish to keep moisture away, and doesn't treat the existing rust. I used it on my Z3 but in any area there was likely to be serious corrosion I used Waxoyl or brush-on Jenolite first, and filled any cavities in the underside with Waxoyl aerosol.
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