How To STOP RUST at WINDSHIELD Seal.... VERY EASY DIY
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Good Day to all our GREAT SPC Friends. Here we show you how to prevent the worst kind of rust you can have on your car or truck. The old saying goes perfectly here, an ounce of mineral oil is worth a pound of Rust Prevention LOL or something like that! ..we hope you enjoy :)
looking forward to watch the next video, too soon is late :D
Great job mate, I've replaced a few windows in tractor and while fitting new rubber to the cab I was thought by an old timer to put Vaseline in rubber groove where it meets metal to prevent this also..
Kevin Lonican thank you for sharing this great tip :) thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Another Great tip that I will follow 👍
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In 16 years as an auto glass installer, I've only run into rust not caused by a previous auto glass installer a handful of times. Rust around a windshield is almost always caused by a auto glass installer cutting corners and not sealing up the scratches they caused while cutting out the old windshield. I've replaced 30 year old windows that didn't have a hint of rust as it was the original windshield and the paint hadn't been scratched. I've replaced a one year old car that the had rust beginning after only having had the window replaced two months prior because the previous installer had not sealed up his scratches. Rust does not begin because dirt gets underneath the molding. 99.9% of rust that I see is auto glass installers scratching the paint and not sealing up their scratches.
This channel is a MUST for auto lovers. I've done this for years on vintage vehicles that have zero paint on the inside metal in the South and even light existing surface rust is halted.
marcogram thanks for sharing my friend :) thank you very much, and for stopping by for our many car & truck DIYer affordable tips :)
Hey! You said even if there is a light rust spot present its possible to prevent further rusting by applying the product. My question is do I apply smth like rust eater penetrating oil to get rid off the rust that’s present first and then apply the corrosion inhibitor?
Thanks for the great videos. I will get this done to my cars asap. Your videos are th greatest. Thanks for taking time out of your day to record and teach us these cool tricks.
Brad Smith you will love the results my friend thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
One of the best channels on TH-cam by far! I'm about to go and buy a new truck soon...this is the kinda stuff I need to see, in addition to the undercoating and any other kind of preventative measures. When I buy a new one I like to drive it about 15-20 years. I'M STILL WAITING ON MY "SWEET PROJECT CARS" T-SHIRT GUYS! Let's do it!
TYLER DURDEN thanks so much and the shirts we are working on along with our new website you will be the first to know my friend when they are available :)
I never know how to avoid it from rusting, fortunately there is a video, can help from the rust. easy and cheap techniques. everyone should try it. Sweet Project Cars is always helpful. always my #1 video. thank you so much.
Spozz thank you so much my friend :)
I gotta be honest, first video i have seen from this channel was the one with Mother Aluminium Polish headlights, which indeed makes me purchase a can of Mothers... since then, i can't stop warching every one of your videos.. Thanks for sharing your advice with the world mate....
mihai0377 you are very welcome my friend and thanks for being to here see our many DIYer Tips :)
You fine sir , are my automotive HERO!
I SIMPLY CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR YOUR EFFORT!!!!!
Excellent, brilliantly explained and informative videos.
I humbly thank you for your channel, and bless you!
Thank you so much my friend I truly appreciate that have an awesome weekend
I absolutely love this!!! Thank you guys once again you have come up with another WINNER!!! THANK YOU!!!
Drake DrakeR thank you very much, we truly appreciate that :)
Great tip and really easy to do, thanks for sharing
Tom O'Hawk thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
It’s the little things that turn into big problems. Thanks for sharing this tip.
Stranger Danger you got that right my good friend :)
Thank you...Wow..this is very "innovated way" and never in seen this before. I just installed new windshield in my one owner 04 GMC Denali.
Thank you for the video.
kylemlm you are very welcome my friend and thanks for being to here see our many DIYer Tips :)
Hey thanks for the video! If the mineral oil is not available in my country, what can I use instead? Wd40? 303? Thanks again
Thank you you made my day i need to get this done on my 89 mustang
Axel Bart love that year stang, and you will love the results of this video for sure thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Great information! Your videos are so useful!
Jonathan Smith thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Awesome tip, thank you for sharing it! One of my vehicles has rust around the windscreen, horrible place to work on..
Matthew Shambler you are very welcome my friend and thanks for being to see our many DIYer Tips :)
Will try this as I've had that problem on cars before. Thanks
grassroot011 you will love the results my friend thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Thanks for another great & easy to do tip.
Skip D you are very welcome my friend and thanks for being to here see our many DIYer Tips :)
Thank you. My mother's Volvo 940 apparently had Mr magoo replace the windshield a while back, and it's all rusty around the seal they put in, which looks like it came off a chest freezer. The rest of the car is amazingly rust free.
John Doe thats to bad, what a shame when the rest of the car is rust free thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Thank you for the great tips keep it up
Brit Jamaine thank you very much my friend :)
And another great project THANK YOU BROTHER
208miuwu thank you very much my friend for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
thank you, partner, for sharing and God Bless!!!!!!
jim thank you very much and God Bless you and yours as well :)
Another great imformative video..the my friend...Karl
THE MAN RECON Karl thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :) Mike
Great video, your awesome, thank you so much! God bless.
Guy thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Like nobodies business, but yours! Thank you for your time Brian
Brian Wise thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Great video !!!!
James B you are very welcome my friend and thanks for being to here see our many DIYer Tips :)
I want to do this on my trucks but afraid of it seeping through and onto my headliners. I trust you and will give it a go...wish I had known years earlier but no visible rust yet.
CirclePFarm if that was the case my friend then rainwater would be soaking your headliner...you are good to go with this method :) and thanks for being to here see our many DIYer Tips :)
Thanks will be applying today
Glad we could help Jeffrey! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike
Definitely doing this
Olivia Cerda you will love the results my friend thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
thankz man
Another sweet tip, Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge.👍👍
Terry Murray thank you very much and for stopping by for our many DIYer safe and affordable tips :)
Sweet Project Cars no problem at all when I cheak my subscription feed and see a new video from sweet Project Cars it's getting watched. What TH-cam is all about for me is learning little tricks and tips from people who know what they're talking about.
Terry Murray thank you so very much for your kind comments :)
Thanks again guys
Stuart oliver you are very welcome my friend and thanks for being to see our many DIYer Tips :)
Nice simple trick to save a lot of money down the road thanks for posting! Could you use something like Fluid Film in place of mineral oil?
CUnit1981 you can use anything that is safe for your paint and flows into the cracks and crevices as does the mineral oil thank you very much, and for stopping by for our many car & truck DIYer affordable tips :)
Excellent, I'm looking forward to the underbody episodes.
Patrick Andrews it will be some good stuff
Patrick Andrews we received your comment on the ceramic coating but only half came in. We use the ceramic coating on anything painted, glass, plastic, even polished aluminum and chrome. that should help you.
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Eyad Jam thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Thank you so much for the vid, but what can I do if I have some little little spots of rust already there?
this methode still affective?
Anything is better than nothing to stop that rust from spreading. It is indeed effective. Thanks for asking. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Can easily be taken to the next level of preventive maintenance: If your car has a "panoramic sunroof" like my wife's Audi A3, these things will become noisy with age. Squeeking noises, sometimes rattles even when closed. My assumption: the rubber seals tend to dry out and shrink with permanent exposure to the elements.
Loaded the syringe with ATF and gave the surrounding seals a thorough dose of oil. Twice to make sure there will be enough to get into all the nooks and crannies behind the seals and soak the rubbers, too. A week of baking in the sun - the roof is dead-quiet again. Neither the opening part nor the unmovable glass-section cause any more noises.
I get more and more enthusiastic on this easy, affordable and effective method of rejuvenating older cars.
I cannot thank You enough for Your knowledge shared here!
Markus Dahmann thank you so much for sharing this great info it truly helps the entire channel :)
Great info
That's the worst rust to deal with
WILDCAT D you are exactly correct on that thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Sweeeeeeeeeeet!!! I'll be doing it to my 2000 F-350 tomorrow, Thanks for the tip my friend!!! Now, if I could just get the new front brakes from squealing when I come to a stop or make a turn...🤔
Take care and God Bless!!!
Orange Rocket thank you very much and on your brakes check the protector plate on the back to make sure it is not touching and or you may have to take them apart and add anti-seize to all the areas touching metal just some ideas for you my friend and God Bless you are well
Sweet Project Cars ,THANK YOU, will do.
rocket have a great day my friend:)
Thanks for the great video, a tip I have, instead of using vacuum caps, what I use is a pair of the expanding foam earplugs. I just roll them up, stick them in the end of the channel and wait until they expand and sealing the ends. Then just toss the ear plugs. Tom
Tom thanks for the tip :)
Tom oh excellent!! I don't even know what those cap thingies are, so I'd not even know WHERE to look for them, in my pops garage, lol! But, well, Ear plugs... He has plenty of those! Lol, he actually bought a box, for my mom, as a joke!... Bc he snores SO loud! Lol, now, I'll add THIS to the list of Alternative Uses for Foam Earplugs! 😉😂 Thanks for the tip!
Em22 remember all the tools for most all our videos are in the "SHOW MORE" of the video Description hope this helps :)
Hello sweet projrcts cars, can this work if its already showing rust, or whar can i use to remove the rust and seal it , to prevent further rust spread, its rust spots but not leaking around the winsheild yet!
That is exactly what this video is for, to stop what has already started Dwayne. Thank you for watching and asking, make sure you follow the video to a T and use the exact products/tools we use. Have a great week my friend and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Wish I knew about this when i went to ND for 5 weeks... Came back home to Tx and washed my truck to get everything off... noticed i had hairline rust all across up in that area :/
Nomega92 you will want to treat it per the video as soon as possible thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
I have minor surface rust on the top on rubber type seal. Will this still work if i apply it after i treat/paint the rusted surfaces. Also seems like a good oil to spray inside rocker panels?!? Thanks for the video
Yes, it will work great and it will work on your rocker panels as well my friend. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great week v1nce. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Nice video,can i use fluid film? or it will damage the rubber?and is mineral oil handy oil?
Watch this th-cam.com/video/Wh2xK7GZqSI/w-d-xo.html it's our updated process, do this and you will be happy you did. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Can you do a video on cleaning out the sprayer of the wiper/washer fluid nozzle that has low pressure and it's just dribbling?
Rey Recommends when we get one in with that issue my friend we would be happy to do a video for you :) thank you very much, and for stopping by for our many car & truck DIYer affordable tips :)
Sweet trick and simple for all as always....how about any windshield deicing, this freezing rain got me going thru 2 gallons in 40 min MN rush hr drive. Do you make your own washer fluids? Haven't mucked with it in years
Erik my friend for severe cases of freezing rain we mix 50/50 washer fluid and rubbing alcohol it is a bit pricey but gets the job done for the short period of the freezing rain season
Sweet Project Cars nice that's what I used to run 25/75 I'll have to upp the ante my friend
25/75 is great but when it gets really bad out we come full force at that ice lol, have a great day my friend :)
I have paint bubbles near corner of windshield should I use a rust neutralizer and silicone as mentioned in another comment and then mineral oil? Or just use mineral oil
snotrags 00 you can open up a whole can of worms with rust neutralizer as it will not look good...if you want to stop the rust in its tracks use the mineral oil and do it a few time to really let it soak in. then when you are ready to open that can of worms, sand the rust out and then use your rust neutralizer and etching primer and repaint.
my 1971 Kingswood has non-flexible chrome window moldings, do I need to remove these and then treat it like the open type shown in this video ? also was the juice in the bottle just Mineral Oil with nothing added? Cheers & Thanks.
RoverIAC you can pour the mineral oil just above the trim and let it roll down into the area below it and it will work finf...thanks for asking my friend :)
I hope you still ahve that car!
What is the secret for getting rust stains out of a vinyl top (Jeep/convertible. Armor All used to have a multipurpose cleaner that would do it but is long since discontinued. Love the channels! Thank you!
Payratroopah 108 this is what we use on all vinyl and canvas tops amzn.to/2TMt3bx hope this helps mike
Hello Sir, Great Video as always: I have a question about your faster window trick. Is the Dry Lube and the Rain-X water repellent OK to use if I have tinted windows? Any recommendations if not?
Rich G if you have factory tint there is no problem with either...if you have window tint other than factory our method is safe for film tint as long as you use the exact items in the tool list of the video :) thank you very much, and for stopping by for our many car & truck DIYer affordable tips :)
Sweet Project Cars Exact items purchased! The fact that you or your team actually responds is utterly amazing. Thank You.
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rich thank you very much, my friend, we respond out of respect for those who come by to see our work...and thank you for the offer :)
Hello, i don`t understand where and when i must use fluid film? Thanks for answer :)
We will be doing a very extensive video series rust proofing as winter Nears so be prepared for those my friend it will answer all your questions and help you out immensely
if i have a few tiny white spots almost look like bubbles at the very top of my windsheild line what is this a sign of? windsheild has never been replaced. is it ok, or was it not sealed properly from toyota factory. this is a open windsheild line on a 2019 camry
Please send us a picture of this to sweetprojectcars@gmail.com we will be able to tell you instantly what it is my friend. Thanks for watching, have a great week. mad Mike & team
same thing I showed too. Except on these truck I drop the headliner and also do between panels
thanks for sharing have a great day mad Mike SPC
Good job! VERY decent video! A detailer guy once told me, that for protecting leather I can use a quality hand cream like nivea, every 2-3 months after washing the seats. What do you think?
Ilian Mihov I would not suggest anything like that, we do this th-cam.com/video/tcl59LfDHLo/w-d-xo.html & th-cam.com/video/bWxW3dT8tPk/w-d-xo.html if you want to keep your leather looking new thank you very much, and for stopping by for our many car & truck DIYer affordable tips :)
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Can I use Transmission fluid instead of mineral oil?
I guess I saw that on another video on your channel.. :)
Mohamed Hussien you can but it is much more messy to deal with when it hits your windshield.
Can I use kerosene oil instead of mineral oil?
Did this to my truck yesterday which has the open type of seam. I use some compressed air blow the leaves and dirt out of the seam and then applied mineral oil like you showed in the video. Im assuming it's normal for the mineral oil to run down the sides and end up on the ground the next day? Thanks for posting this great video!
Yes it’s very normal for that to happen and it does not harm the environment whatsoever but what is left in the areas that you treated is all that is needed have a great day my friend
Awesome thanks! I like the idea it travels down the sides of the windshield protecting that as well. You guys are awesome I've learned a lot from your videos!
I am wondering if a clear silicone sealant along rust spots will help?
You really want to use this amzn.to/3GS3ZsW we've been using this for years and it really works well, then I would seal it up with this amzn.to/3J22M55 Thank you for watching and asking Ron, have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hey what a great video, This is something I am planing on doing shortly. Question can I use Motor oil, Machine oil or WD40 instead of Mineral oil?
nw8000 not sure but motor oil bad for rubber??
nw8000 we have found the safest oil to use is the mineral oil
Ok thank you
Hi my friends I see a new logo, at the beginning, Thanks again for your great videos all the best.
Coolissim0 Unl1mited yes we are trying new logos for the soon to be coming web site thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Looking forward to see your website, can I ask you something? On my roof of my car between the rubber and the roof, just a side of the rail , I have some green lime, I clean but it grows back, would you think I could use the 100% alcool so I can kill it? And would it damage the rubber/plastic around the rail?
Coolissim0 Unl1mited the alcohol with stop it then use your conditioner and you will be all set :)
Thank you my friend
I have just discovered rusty corners on most of my van windows. Not a cheap fix. I will be trying this for sure after it's repaired. I'm worried about mineral oil breaking down the rubber seal though. Would that happen?
There are no adverse affects doing this process, we've done this for 40+ years, have no worries my friend. Thank you for watching, have a great weekend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Thanks for your reply. Can't wait to do this on my van now! 😁
SPC,
This is brilliant!
Rubber door seals as well??
Love the channel.
Ben Kneisley you got it...works great on rubber door seals and you are very welcome my friend and thanks for being to here see our many DIYer Tips :)
I assume the rubber you speak of is not natural rubber ... Natural rubber seems to swell and break down in the presence of any type of oil. Of course ATF would be the safe alternative.
I just changed my windsheid there was a tiny tiny bit of rust we cleaned it off and applied some primer do you suggest me to apply mineral oil immideiately to prevent the rust from ever coming back again
I checked at my local store I found mineral oil but it's says cutting board mineral oil on the label is that the same?
Canadian well it should work for you my friend
Hey man Thanks for your reply
I have one last question for you
I wanted to ask you so since I live in a cold climate can I apply mineral oil and use a blow drier to let it bake and do you guarantee that mineral oil doesn't cause any damage what so ever to my new rubber seal by the way this is the mineral oil that's available at my local Canadian tire store is it the right one www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/paderno-mineral-oil-treatment-250-ml-1422208p.html#srp
Can Johnson & Johnson baby oil be used or is it a specific mineral oil.Please clarify.Regards.
Vivek Jain the mineral oil in the tool list is the only thing we found that is safe for this particular job you are very welcome my friend and thanks for being to see our many DIYer Tips :)
so do you mix the mineral oil with the rust proffer
You can do it either way, mixed or not mixed, just depends on how handy you are James. Thanks for watching and asking, hope you have a fantastic weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Hi again! Lol! I left a mile long comment on the water coming into your floor video... When my friend checked the windshield out, he noticed I had rust spots starting at the top middle of my windshield.... Is it Too Late to do this now? Or, will it help prevent Further rust from forming??
And, as I type this on my phone, I'm also watching your 'Your Car Will NEVER RUST Again! For Just $10 Bucks" video on my laptop... and, lol, I ALSO have rust starting on the very bottom of my rear quarter panels, like along the very bottom of the car, nearest the back tire (I have a 2 door, Toyota Echo. I have NEVER seen such LONG doors before!) And, I noticed it getting worse lately (I'm in Massachusetts, sea salt, & weather is brutal on vehicles) ... Is it also too late to stop Further rust with the Transmission fluid tricks? Thanks again for the awesome vids!
Ohhhhhhhhhhh, and I'm going to be turning my father's shop Vac (wet/dry, of course!) into an extractor or whatever it's called, lol, THIS weekend to suck up all the water on my passenger side carpet, from my lovely leak...So thanks for that, too! Good thing about that leak, tho, is... It brought me to this AWESOME channel, that I may not have otherwise seen! Sooo many great tips, and I've already shared some of the vids to my Facebook page for my friends to see! I think everyone should see these tips!!! ... Sorry, I know I type novels, lol! Just be lucky we aren't face to face, if you think this is long.... 😉 hahaha!!! Ya, I'm a little long winded sometimes, lol! I'm just really excited I found all these cool tips on your channel! 👍💖 Thanks again!
Em22 my friend, you want to use this to stop the existing rust amzn.to/2HlFUdx then use this to reseal under the rubber seal amzn.to/2Hn39UT
Can you do this even if its already rusty to slow down rust?!
You sure can, in our world anything is better than nothing when it comes to stopping rust. Thanks for the question. mad Mike the hammer SpC
Rust has already started. Will it stop it or will it continue after I add the Mineral Oil to rust. I wish I came across this way sooner. Awesome tip!!!!!!
J L it will stop the rust then just check it every couple years
Cool thanks. I love those videos. So simple I wish I discovered your channel very early.
I just did my car using this method. I had a very narrow space between windshield and body with a rubber gasket between windshield and body. Very gently I was able to get my thin trim tool in there to allow the oil to seep in. You can also stick one of the straws from aeresol wd 40 cans in there and inject you fav rust inhibitor. This method is cheaper and any attempt you do will pay off. I bet this is often neglected or missed part of rust proofing where the salt spray runs in that crack all winter.
dave houston thanks for sharing and you are very welcome my friend and thanks for being to here see our many DIYer Tips :)
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cigarcaptain thank you as always and for being here to see our many DIYer Tips :)
Would ATF fluid also work?
dave we have found the safest oil to use is the mineral oil
Will this work for the gasket of a moon roof? Or how would you treat that to keep it from rotting and leaking?
Rey Recommends we use this on all rubber and seals amzn.to/2jCHktN using it you will never have a problem with dry rot and leaking thank you very much, and for stopping by for our many car & truck DIYer affordable tips :)
Sweet Project Cars thank you for the reply. I will be getting me some mineral oil!
Rey Recommends you will love the results my friend :)
Sir,Can i use used egine oil instead of the that oil
We highly recommend using this amzn.to/2E6GE5Q the other will stain your paint Ahmed. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Just wondered whether your patented melted Vaseline would be better? Regards
Peter Gregory they both work fantastic my friend :)
How messy the silicone around the clearance lights look.That could have been a lot cleaner looking if the lights were sealed under each light.I guess I like to see and do things right.I'll have to try that on my truck,with the oil.
rockymontana1 you will love the results of the mineral oil my friend :) thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
Ooof, I just bought a 2008 Focus, and first day I had it I started looking closer at the top of the windshield, and noticed it was bubbling up. I am not a happy camper.
Torque Effect i would not be happy either but this video will cure the problem thank you very much we truly appreciate that more than you know :)
Could I use 303 instead of mineral oil ?
No, sorry 303 does not have any rust inhibitor properties. Thanks for asking, hope this helps. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Does it have to be mineral oil? Can I use used engine oil instead? What a gem of a channel, liked n subscribed.
Thanks for being here with us Antoua! You can use whatever you want to use for this process, we are just sharing what 40 years in the industry has given us proven positive results every time and is safe for both you and your vehicle. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great tips . I use WD40- what you think about this ?
Gladiator we have found WD-40 has a little bit too much water in it for this process but thank you for sharing we appreciate that Mike sweet project cars
Sweet Project Cars 👌🏽thanks
I remember once I had to get a cracked windshield replaced and I sprayed Wd 40 all around the window like in this video months before the window had a crack to prevent rust. After the install the guy said somebody really must have rust proofeded your car well. I guess he had to clean all the wd 40 up before he applied the glue!!!! I never told him it was me who did it. Lol
Dave thank you for the great comment :)
I wanted to do this but after looking at it my SUV has panoramic sunroof that has all glass up to window shield.
john1240able you can use this method anywhere you see an area that could collect dirt and then moisture to start the rusting. thank you very much, and for stopping by for our many car & truck DIYer affordable tips :)
Would be nice to see a video about how to prevent rust under the car
lasegundaenmienda gmail we are working on that and when the weather warms just a bit more we will tackle this video thanks so much :)
My vehicle has metal trim would recommend removing that in this case?
Brit Jamaine you don't need to remove it, just pour the mineral oil above the trim and it will find is way in there trust me :) thanks for asking my friend :)O
I have small amounts of rust where the seal sits. If I apply this, will it stop the rust? Don't want my Integra Type R to go to shit :(
Dennis J. Gonzalez it will stop the rust in its tracks my friend :)
Awesome to hear. Will be applying this ASAP. as it's starting to spread. You just saved me a whole lot of work...
Dennis J. Gonzalez that great to hear we could help :)
Does mineral oil or ATF fluid damage paint?
dave houston we have found the safest oil to use is the mineral oil but you can use what you feel is best for you thank you very much for your great comment and we are glad we can help :)
You mentioned a while back to use ATF in the doors because of the wicking qualities of transmisio fluid (I agree). So wouldnt ATF be a better choice ?
Geo R for areas like the outside of your car like this video the mineral oil works great and is far less messy.
What happens if your windshields already leaking
David we highly suggest using this amzn.to/2WaABYr it's the only thing we have found that will work for your issue. Thanks for asking mad Mike SPC
Is that mineral oil like a engine mineral oil?
No Is not like a engine mineral oil, you’ll find the mineral oil in the show more of the video description That we use thank you very much have a great night
Thank to you to give us that tip
I wish I had done this to my 2010 Fusion several years ago. Now I have a rusted roof that leaks and will cost more than the car is worth to fix.
Sorry to hear that Lon :( Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a great rest of your week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Mineral oil and naphta or Kerosene is all they do in Middle East to prevent rust. People used to spray these stuff even under cars and they are rust's biggest enemies. This ols schools stuff work like charm.
You are correct on that Ako! Thanks for sharing. Have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I don't understand what a vacuum cap is and what it's doing here, tried to google but thought it might be easier just to ask here..
is it just to make the gap bigger so the fluid runs?
These are what we use amzn.to/2FucbQ2 IF you watch the entire video from beginning to end, you will see why the vacuum cap is there. Thanks. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What is this liquid ?
Either of these amzn.to/34Nt5tK or amzn.to/3Lfv6zs will work my friend. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
why not wash your car with the oil? (would it just drip off?)
You can wash the car in oil if you want never heard of anybody doing that.
would it work? make a video about it... don't forget to credit me for the idea... maybe it is the next big thing. E.g. soak clothes with the oil (so it stays on for a while, instead of just running off, perhaps.
Thank you very much have a great day my friend
Cheers, hopefully it can crack 1,000,000 views within the first month! :D
I thought mineral oil causes rubber rotting
We have done this for over 40 years on 100’s of customers vehicles with never and issue
I discovered in the fall that the perfumed baby oil attracts yellow jacket bees. I did this treatment on my window and one bee loved the smell and got aggressive and tried to sting me. Next time use odourless mineral oil
Dave you definitely got that 🐝 to fall in love with you with that baby oil
@@SweetProjectCars it was quite a sight I learned how aggressive they can be. And apparently if you make a lot of movements with your arms it only makes them more intent on stinging you
dave bees are nasty for sure and they have a way of making all of us move very fast :) mike
Nice, i hate rust
Ugh, us too!! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
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Thank you for watching Johno, we appreciate the view and thumbs up, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
It's to late how do I fix the windshield rust now lol
fixing the rust at the windshield is tough you need to remove the glass to do it right you may be best off having a pro do it my friend
@@SweetProjectCars thanks I'm going to get the windshield removed
Im sure mineral oil degrades rubber
We have done this for over 40 years on hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of customers cars and never had it degrade anything have a great day thanks for sharing Mike sweet project cars
Video is more like how to prevent rust
You got it! It stops it and prevents it! Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Seal is shrunk and almost plastic like.
1marcelfilms thats why people need to use the 303 on all their cars rubber
Sweet Project Cars What is 303? Luckily, this is something that HASN'T already began on my car (the hard rubber), so if it's something I can prevent from happening, I will get on it immediately! =)
Em22 you can get it here amzn.to/2jCHktN it works on all rubber leather vinyl and plastic