CorrosionX X MaxWax Aerosol VCI 12oz

Perfect for waterline hardware on outboard motors

$ price is eh. I use on door hinges. I hit first with the extended duty to penetrate. A few days later I wipe excess off and hit lightly with the wax. No problem with me doing door wing span mod on my bubble Chevy

My son the engineer informed me that in order to keep the metal surfaces on my new JET bench press newish looking and rust free I should apply copious amounts of elbow grease to carnuba wax on all the exposed surfaces...I was thinking well there's an afternoon shot. Now I love Corrosion Tech's products (Reel-X, Speed-X, Corrosion-X) so when I saw this was a waxed based spray intended for exactly what my son was conveying it was a no brainer over the hours of elbow grease vs a spray can. Been a few very wet months now and it's still bright and shiny whereas the one or two small areas I missed will need some attention removing that light reddish crust thats started to appear on those areas. I also used it on my table saw surfaces. Good stuff.

I have been unhappy with the other Corrosion-X products but Max Wax is the real deal. It does take a long time to dry but forms a relatively dry to the touch, thick wax like coating (its like you dipped your item in melted candle wax. Just a little tacky to the touch, but not oily or greasy). Works REALLY well for long term storage of any metal parts. Its a little bit of a pain to clean off, but worth the effort for how easy it is to use, and how well it protects parts from the elements. I have worked in the robotics industry, automotive/hot rod industry, aviation industry, and industrial equipment/heavy manufacturing industry, and I HIGHLY recommend Max Wax. I will ALLWAYS have a couple cans in my tool cabinet.

this product coats well and stays soft, just what I needed!