"The Team"
We are a Family Owned and Operated, Local, Small business...so by "Team" we mean "Family".

Chris Brown-Owner/Applicator
Husband, Father, Brother, Uncle, Friend, Outdoorsman, etc. but most importantly, a follower of Jesus Christ.
My Faith, and my Family are paramount to me, and that drives me to be the best Man I can be, and an example for my sons, which is why i operate with honesty, integrity, and transparency. I became fed up with the corporate monopoly on everything, and the gimmicky sales tactics, including the rust prevention industry, so I vowed to search for the best products, the best application methods, and be as competitive as I can be while keeping the lights on, and the mouths fed. I've been the 16 year old with his first ride, usually a rusty old car or truck, and I've tried the rubberized rattle cans, the "rust converting" paint, etc. but the reality is that in the rust belt, IT DOESN'T WORK. The only way to control rust here is to treat it with something that doesn't fully dry or harden, ask yourself why there's never rust where a vehicle leaks oil, so i followed that thought process and found that Oil/Lanolin is about the best I can get, so then the outdoorsman kicks in, and i try to find the products that aren't going to destroy the environment that I love, and enjoy so frequently. Bottom line is that there's not too much to know about me, I'm an everyday guy with a family that I adore, that wants to be of service to my family, my community, my customers, my environment, and my Lord.

Colton Brown- Trainee Applicator
This goofy dude is Colton, oldest of two boys, a great big brother, typical rebellious teenager, but has a good work ethic. He has shown heavy interest in learning the business, the techniques, and science behind oil based rust control, so what better way to learn than hands on training, understanding the problem areas on certain vehicles, how to address them, and knowing the limitations of what can be done with just the coating, learning how to needle descale and prep metal for treatment, and he gets the honor of doing the washing and flushing on some vehicles, so Dad can stay dry sometimes too. He learns the business, and in turn teaches us the cool new lingo, sounds like a fair trade.
