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Cavity Wax - which do you recommend - Dinitrol or Dynax?
I have used waxoyl over the years, never been very impressed by it, but having just tried the bilt mamber dynax, i will never use anything else for "blind" cavity work. It quite obviously creeps into seams in a way waxoyl simply does not. I like dinitrol's metal loaded filler, it's really easy to use,I have no experience of their cavity wax, it may be good too, but frankly i'd be surprised if its any better tan dynax.
I've used the dinitrol Kit including the cavity wax for 5 years since i bought the car and cant see any difference in the condition of the bodywork in that time so guess it must be doing its job.
Howerver the 3125 is thick and more for a base coat for the black 4941panel sealer,the stuff you get in the kit for box sections and cavities is in a spray can and is ML which is thinner and runs every where including out of the drain holes so put some paper down .
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