Thanks - yes great shape....thanks for the compliment

Sorry you missed them - and also thankful for Chris's purchase.

Is RPM only a rust inhibitor or did the RPM give the "GRAY" coloration to
the springs ?????

Is RPM expected to hold off RUST for a long period of time or would
you occassionally use FLUID FILM or BOESHIELD. LPS etc

Slight amount of slip plate on the metal with rpm on top

Rpm is a protective paste coating. Reapplicaion is needed dependon
On ur application. For show car not driven much and az weather
It last a very long time

Are you using (which exact product #) SLIP PLATE for its coloration properties
or also as a rust inhibitor ????

Aerosol or Paste (Brush or Wipe on ???)

Thanks for the education......

great deal...beautiful springs !!

Chuck, for the coloration of the bare metal i use a small amount of slip plate and rub it into the surface and wipe it down good - gives a nice even look to the metal coloration

then i use the rpm as a paste and rub that in.....a good friend of mine looks to heat the parts up and allow the paste to work its way int the pros of the metal for a better protection...that does work nicely.

Eddie, Thanks for all your helpful education.....

I will run spring leafs thru large shot blasting machine my powder coater
has......and try your suggestions!!!!!!

Are you buying.using SLIP PLATE #???? as a AEROSOL or smallest size paste can ???
from which vendor source ????

your welcome Chuck

aerosol can is what i buy i believe from graingers

a little on the products and wipe it in