As mentioned, what you want is good creep quality to allow self healing
I have been researching a lot as, like Faust, I have just spent a fortune having the bodywork done.
Conclusion is dinitrol has good creep and self healing and is widely used
There are some specialist products used for harsh conditions like oil rigs and these I have followed up, if you want to ask me, ring 07886421315. But the two recommendations given so far are very good.
For box sections a more liquid product can be used because it is protected from day to day pummelling which would remove the more liquid product. So for day to day exposed areas less creep is needed but enough creep to self heal. Hence the problem with waxoil which while not compromised is good but the least compromise and it will not self heal and the car get the rust worm.
I have no knowledge of dynax, but just to throw two more products into the mis, shell ensis TX or V now made by Houghton in Manchester and Tectyl and another company called FIS chemicals in Aberdeen (near all those north sea rigs)
Good luck
Jamie
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