peter_jansen

Sorry if it has been asked before. What are your thoughts on oil spraying your 964?

Thanks for the help.

elbeee964

A bit more on the details surrounding your question would be helpful.

(Otherwise: INSIDE the engine -- spraying good! OUTSIDE the engine -- Bad.)

peter_jansen

Was going to take it to one of the dripless oil spray places and have it done but was a little concerned that it was overkill.

Rocket Rob

Are you referring to spraying oil on the bottom of the car as an anti-rust prevention? If yes, I have a friend that does that to all of his work trucks. He says it works very well. My 964's get parked for the winter so I have not considered it for mine.

peter_jansen

Yes. Currently no rust but wanted to ensure non in the future.

Ken D

You're referring to a product like Waxoyl, quite popular in the UK for classic vehicles, Landys etc. but much less so in North America. I've read pros & cons on this topic, perhaps some of our friends across the pond will weigh in.

LPMM

Are you sure?

DobermanDad

Hahaha!

peter_jansen

Haha. Not what I had in mind. Waxoyl was what I was thinking as was suggested by a friend from Scotland. Thanks.

Steve Weiner-Rennsport Systems

Similar process to Ziebart here in the US.

Goughary

Does anyone know a shop that does this outside the New York area. Preferably Connecticut.

Harry Apps

Wow, are they still in business? Ziebart pretty much died-a-death here in the UK and EU after car manufacturers got there acts together. I had 3 new cars done over the years and had rust-through on 2 of them. If it's just for undercoating, probably OK but shouldn't make too much difference to Mr P's protection.

JasonAndreas

The factory sprayed cosmoline on every 964 that was sent to North America. Combined with the engine undertray and you should be fine.

peter_jansen

Thanks

deadendd9009

You could try spraying the most critical parts but I would not have the entire car sprayed, its disgusting to work on afterwards.