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Mark,
I mounted my luggage rack and mirrors with stainless steel screws
coated with silcone. I live in a rainy area (Portland Oregon) but have
not had any rust problems from these areas.
I am not a fan of undercoating. This is a religious topic to some. My
personal issue with undercoating is that it traps moisture in the inevitable
cracks that occur. I prefer just washing off the undercarrage and letting
it air dry. Anytime moisture is trapped, rust occurs. But then I don't
live in a location where they salt the roads so I can't speak to that issue.
-grego
"Creamer, Mark" wrote:
> My car has undercoating, and two coats of paint (recent) + clearcoat. But
> there are little points around the car that I worry about becoming potential
> rust spots. These would include the screw holes mounting the mirrors and
> luggage rack, and the seam along the top of the side body panels. Can I do
> anything to help prevent these from becoming problems, other than only drive
> on crystal clear days? The car is a daily driver, so I want to do whatever I
> can to protect it. I saw Waxoyl advertised, but I've never used it. Any
> advice?
>
> Thanks,
> Mark Creamer
> 76 TR6
> CF53032UO
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