Many of you may know that my interest in cars was
spawned by my family's engineering backround (amoung
other things...).
My grandfather worked for GE as an engineer for
something like 40 or 50 years, and somewhere along
that line, got onto the mailing list for kano labs
(www.kanolabs.com). Now they stoped sending him their
ads and such a couple decades ago, though before they
did, my grandfather was sent a trail kit of all kinds
of their products in test sizes so that he could see
if GE should start using them, etc.
While, to make a long story short, GE ended up using
the stuff, and the trail kit found its way home (as GE
didn't need it, so it were headed to the trash...).
When going through some "old car chemicals" in our
garage, a bottle of Kano rust remover turned up.
Figuring it would be an other POR-rip off, which
wasn't quite as good as it suggested in ads and such,
and so I said, why not, and tested it on some rusty
steel radio chassises. The stuff just wiped on, and
wiped off. And took all the rust compounds and dirt
with it! No hardship at all. If their current
anti-rust stuff (exorust they call it) is the same or
as good, it certianly would be nice for any rust
repair needed on our cars. Just a something to
consider later on if the need for rust repair comes up again...
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