Electronic rust protection is it a scam?

[deanfurley]

Title says it all really.

From what I have read its supposed to send an energy pulse through the car to stop the rust, but as the chassis is normally ground I don't see how it would work.

If it is a scam, let me know what you use.

Cheers guys look forward to the info.

[Ronin]

as the chassis is not normally ground I don't see how it would work.

you answered the question

I use Penetrol, some use Lanotec UP.

[04OFF]

Scamaddyscamscam !

[deanfurley]

Ronin, did you brush or spray Pentrol?

I used to have a Prado, before I saw the light and I used lanotech on that and I always thought I could smell it afterward.
It was not Lanotech UP but

[Ronin]

I brushed it.

I just now called the Lanotec guys and they said a lot of the hire vehicles at Fraser use Lanotec UP.

[deanfurley]

That's good to know. I think I prefer the idea of Lanotech, for no real reason.

[TimE]

Lanotech ................. isn't that Kiwi perfume?

Oh, and yes a scam. Read this.

[Wine_maker]

Scam just like this:
At least one guy marched down to a Public Service and Complaint Bureau and reported that he bought a “Penis Enlargement Device” online and received a magnifying glass along with an instruction sheet touting only one rule: “Do not use in sunlight.“

http://uproxx.com/gammasquad/2014/06...nifying-glass/

[TimE]

Sort of like the device to cut your electricity bill in half


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[Cuppa]

Collyn Rivers tested electronic rust prevention.

http://www.caravanersforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2522