Spring is here, so is RUST!!! rust proofing SPECIAL!!!

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CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?
SPRING IS FINALLY HERE!!!

AND WHILE THE WEATHER GETS WARM,
AND THE GRASS START TO GROW,

RUST IS SLOWLY EATING AWAY THE CAR YOU LOVE!!!

dear friends,

thank you for your continued support,

if you have sprayed your vehicle before the winter, you have stopped or prevented of rust development on your vehicles.

spring is upon us, and spring its the best time to spray your car, if you have not yet done so,

WHY SPRING:

moisture its at its highest levels,

metal does not rust in the freezing cold temperatures, but in the warmer climate. as its getting warmer, the metal starts expending therefore may cause rust.
same rule applies to your fuel lines, break lines and etc.

all winter long your vehicle its being bombarded with salt and harsh winter environments!!! for less then the cost of 2 tanks of gas, you will have a clean vehicle and peace of mind.

higher resale value
safer vehicle
tons of money saved on body work and mechanical issues.

prevention is key!!!

90 dollars 2 door vehicles,
95 dollars 4 door vehicles,
etc.

please mention that you are part of this club when setting up an appointment.
905 278 2408
krownlakeshore@sympatico.ca

your friends,

Igor, and the KrownLakeshore Team,

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yup, its true, the time you gets the must rust is in the spring and fall

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Whatever you do, make sure you do any sort of work under your car before you oil it!!! I oiled my car in February and then a week later I had to pull my tranny. All I can tell you is my skin will never ever ever rust no matter how many showers I take.

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how much weight is added by this crap?

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I would have to say not much. Negligable amounts. It is just a spray on oil. I would highly recommend it though. Cars that have been rustproofed since new, still look new. 100 bucks a year is really not much to keep your car looking great. For the record, I am in no way affiliated with any rust proofing services, just a happy customer.

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my s13 has a little “surface” rust…will you “clean” the under body prior to the spaying?