Originally Posted By: Kestas
Not only thought about it, but I tried it one year. I found the protection was gone (oil dried up and washed off) before the salty winter was over. For the same effort, a good lanolin-based protectant does a superior job.
From other people, they say the key is to spray the oil on a dry day and then bomb down some dusty roads right after. The dust helps hold the oil longer. Might be ok for a car that doesn't get driven alot in the winter.
Ian
Not only thought about it, but I tried it one year. I found the protection was gone (oil dried up and washed off) before the salty winter was over. For the same effort, a good lanolin-based protectant does a superior job.
From other people, they say the key is to spray the oil on a dry day and then bomb down some dusty roads right after. The dust helps hold the oil longer. Might be ok for a car that doesn't get driven alot in the winter.
Ian