Thanks very much for this very useful video! I just collected my brand new Jimny Commercial yesterday and have ordered the large kit to do it and my other car. Just wondering can the spray be used on the Steel wheels that's on the Jimny if they are taken off and sprayed away from the brake discs?
Hi, thanks for your comment and great to hear your will be applying Lanoguard to your Jimny and your other car. Lanoguard can be applied to the steel wheels we would recommend either spray on and then wipe off any excess with a mutton cloth or spray on a mutton cloth and wipe over to ensure only a very then layer is applied. Lanoguard is thixotropic meaning it has continual creep and dries to a clear candle wax texture and when hotter it becomes more tacky and due to this dirt from the road etc can stick to the Lanoguard, although the dirt etc can be jet washed off and the Lanoguard will stay in place doing its job. I hope this helps answer your question and please do email us at info@lanoguard.co.uk if you would like any more information or have and further questions, Jen
Hi, Lanoguard It is safe to use on rubbers, plastics, and metals even the exhaust without any issue, meaning no masking up is needed. The areas to avoid are the brake discs and pads and you can cover them or when spraying near them shield them with a piece of cardboard or something similar. Some of our customer do choose to remove the wheels it is personal preference. I hope this is useful,
Hi, being a small family business, we cannot offer free trials, but if you are looking for information and reassurance about Lanoguard please have a look at our Facebook User Group - facebook.com/groups/lanoguardusers
Really worked a treat on my jimny. Looks good as new
Terrible that it’s rusting already for such a new car
Thanks very much for this very useful video! I just collected my brand new Jimny Commercial yesterday and have ordered the large kit to do it and my other car. Just wondering can the spray be used on the Steel wheels that's on the Jimny if they are taken off and sprayed away from the brake discs?
Hi, thanks for your comment and great to hear your will be applying Lanoguard to your Jimny and your other car. Lanoguard can be applied to the steel wheels we would recommend either spray on and then wipe off any excess with a mutton cloth or spray on a mutton cloth and wipe over to ensure only a very then layer is applied. Lanoguard is thixotropic meaning it has continual creep and dries to a clear candle wax texture and when hotter it becomes more tacky and due to this dirt from the road etc can stick to the Lanoguard, although the dirt etc can be jet washed off and the Lanoguard will stay in place doing its job. I hope this helps answer your question and please do email us at info@lanoguard.co.uk if you would like any more information or have and further questions, Jen
Looks like jimny is not good fighter against rust. Nothing changes. Still car looks great
How can you do that without taking the wheels off , I always start by taking the wheels off in turn , then up on ramps & then do the rest
Hi, Lanoguard It is safe to use on rubbers, plastics, and metals even the exhaust without any issue, meaning no masking up is needed. The areas to avoid are the brake discs and pads and you can cover them or when spraying near them shield them with a piece of cardboard or something similar. Some of our customer do choose to remove the wheels it is personal preference. I hope this is useful,
Do you do a free trial
Hi, being a small family business, we cannot offer free trials, but if you are looking for information and reassurance about Lanoguard please have a look at our Facebook User Group - facebook.com/groups/lanoguardusers