Rustproofing fluids
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Rustproofing fluids
Gents somebody advised a particular type of rustproofer that was way better than the usual waxoil that ive used over the years,ive lost the link though - would anybody remember the make ?
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iain.
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I have used the above brands for removing/treating light rust then painted and finally coated in Hammerite with added Waxoyl. Holding up well so far (3 years).
Waxoyl tends to get a bad rep from people not prepping properly before coating it on. Needs to be clean and dry and any rust removed/treated
Waxoyl tends to get a bad rep from people not prepping properly before coating it on. Needs to be clean and dry and any rust removed/treated
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Haven't got any experience with it but i heard of POR-15 multiple times and a guy i know used it on his track project AE-86 and it looked like decent stuff. Just throwing it out there ... haven't got any "real" reviews.
this guy used it and posted some pics (google) : http://www.svend.net/mustang/ww73/ww73.html
Dinitrol is also well known in these regions.
this guy used it and posted some pics (google) : http://www.svend.net/mustang/ww73/ww73.html
Dinitrol is also well known in these regions.
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just taken the rear subframe and diff carriers out and of to the blaster - i like the look of the bilt hammer i think il flood it with that - my cars a my99 and extremely well cared for by myself over the years but you wouldnt believe the corrosion under there
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