I'm getting slight corrosion (surface rust, galvanic dust) in the little nooks/crannies on my engine. Is there a spray I can use to coat the engine between uses that won't smell/smoke when reaching operating temp? CRC? WD-40?

Thanks in advance,

D. Ocean
Pompano Beach, FLA

CorrosionX is best there is (www.CorrosionX.com)

I agree CorrosionX is great. I removes some rust stains also if you have any.....

The WD in WD40 stands for water displacing.

I have used WD-40 and it works fine. It also makes the motor purdy

Roby

wd 40 will evaporate. If you can get it where your at, try RUSTCHECK its used on aircraft.

boeshield is good **** they sell it at west marine

it was designe dby boeing for planes becasue the existign stuff wasnt; good enough

I've never been real comfortable spraying the above products on my pretty blue engine paint. I just hose them down with pure aerosol silicone spray every couple of weeks. It burns off and evaporates relativly quickly, but leaves no residue thus far.

I like Boeshield too ... although it's it the upper end.. pricewise.. of these types of sprays.

Bottom line ... almost anythings better than nothing in a salt environment .

Steve