Subject	My thoughts
Posted by	Red ZX (SoCal) on June 03, 2003 at 11:03 AM
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In Reply To	Any updates on "peanut oil" application longevity?? (n/m) posted by dilly yo on June 03, 2003 at 09:56 AM
Message	I think this peanut oil last around 1 month, give or take a week.. Its been pretty hot a few days in SoCal in the past month and no there is alteration to the effect of peanut oil to the molding, or actually I have been using canoil oil lately. Like I have said in the past, the Oil is a great fix but ofcourse only temporary. It is better to respraying them like Woody mentioned or buying new ones at that (to bloody expensive though). Nothing has happened really, oh there has been some greasy residue found but it was easily cleaned. Besides that it is a great fix and always worth the 5 minutes. Chris 90NA Stage ? aka Red ZX
Follow Ups	Any updates on "peanut oil" application longevity?? (n/m) - dilly yo 09:56:51 06/03/03 been some posts here and there about it, I am interested - onlinediamond 10:08:04 06/03/03 after all the posts on the oil, im still very confused - Zcrup92 10:12:20 06/03/03 yup, I would just paint them. the oil would just be like a - onlinediamond 10:19:43 06/03/03 ahh, ok...thanks (n/m) - Zcrup92 10:29:28 06/03/03 Respraying them will last longer :). (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 10:13:39 06/03/03 agreed, that is what I did - onlinediamond 10:16:04 06/03/03 I just bought all new exterior mouldings and weather - AndrewZ 10:20:28 06/03/03 OMG! Where did you get it from? - onlinediamond 10:22:33 06/03/03 Even if he got all the moulding, he still got taken big time (n/m) - U ZCREAM 10:50:45 06/03/03 I priced COZ and Courtesy..Courtesy was cheaper..Please let - AndrewZ 11:44:10 06/03/03 I'd go w/ COZ ANYDAY over Courtesy, and his prices should be - my91z 12:23:33 06/03/03 i agree..I tried to o..I contacted him via e-mail and we - AndrewZ 12:54:43 06/03/03 Let's see..I got both front windshield cowls and fasteners, - AndrewZ 11:41:23 06/03/03 Now that's nuts... no pun intended (n/m) - zeeu 10:30:54 06/03/03 Yep .. a $2 black trim spary can will do the job (n/m) - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 13:23:06 06/03/03 not if some of the pieces are split or pitted..And you want - AndrewZ 13:39:13 06/03/03 Metal showing on which parts exactly? (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 15:03:59 06/03/03 I don't have metal showing,more like dry rot cracks on some - AndrewZ 16:21:09 06/03/03 The detail goes all the way into my trim parts as well. - Woody75 (Denver) 17:08:21 06/03/03 That is what the plan is,I just wanted to have the pieces - AndrewZ 18:38:10 06/03/03 We need some long term follow-up in case the peanut - sebring1970 (robo) 10:22:49 06/03/03 My thoughts - Red ZX (SoCal) 11:03:23 06/03/03 The peanut oil I put on... - TARGETZ 11:07:38 06/03/03 I just bought some the other day. I might try it this - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 11:35:39 06/03/03 you crazy Canadians! =) (n/m) - ZEngineer 12:44:32 06/03/03 I might paint those calipers too! :-P (n/m) - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 20:50:18 06/03/03 I have not tired it, but I give the oil 1 month to dry if u - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 13:31:00 06/03/03 Its been a couple months since I did mine and - outkaZTT 15:33:16 06/03/03
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