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Morning all,
I have just picked up a '93 4Runner in exceptional condition. Now here
comes my request. It had done a little beach driving, and even though
the previous owner was very pedantic about the cleaning, a few bolts and
nuts under the car have a slight salt corrosion to them. Is there a product
that I can get that I can spray all under the car, so that I need not worry
about the corrosion going further. It is not all over the car by all means,
just a slight white surface on some metal parts. I was thinking something
like a pump pack of Lanotec, or similar. thanks for the help.
I have just picked up a '93 4Runner in exceptional condition. Now here
comes my request. It had done a little beach driving, and even though
the previous owner was very pedantic about the cleaning, a few bolts and
nuts under the car have a slight salt corrosion to them. Is there a product
that I can get that I can spray all under the car, so that I need not worry
about the corrosion going further. It is not all over the car by all means,
just a slight white surface on some metal parts. I was thinking something
like a pump pack of Lanotec, or similar. thanks for the help.
Go to your local hardware and look for some products (in painting area sometimes) that nuturalise rust. One example is rust-buster I think? Anyway allot of them contain some form of acid, and when applied to the rusted area it sends it black, preventing further corrosion.
Used isome on a Rover Rancher about 6 years ago and it still hasn't fallen to bits. Recently bought some for Dad's lux he's re-building, I think it was about $15 for 500mL.
I'm all for lanotec after this has been done.
Used isome on a Rover Rancher about 6 years ago and it still hasn't fallen to bits. Recently bought some for Dad's lux he's re-building, I think it was about $15 for 500mL.
I'm all for lanotec after this has been done.
Get some rust converter (mostly phosphoric acid) to get rid of the rust that is there. Wash that off and let it dry, then paint over any bare metal with cold gal (at least 97%zinc), then a top coat if you wish.
Then - spray the whole truck - especially in the door and body cavities - with either fish oil or lanotec.
Then - spray the whole truck - especially in the door and body cavities - with either fish oil or lanotec.
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when my old man was panle beating and doing rust repairs he used this its spose to be the goods http://tectyl.valvolineeurope.com/
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Penetrol is good - it seals the rust but for long term use, especially if its exposed to sunlight it should have paint applied over the top. Any reasonable enamel in a spray can will do the job.
I'd advise against tars, waxes, lanolin, fishoil etc on the underbody as sand and dirt will stick to it and if/when you go to sell it buyers will assume its done a lot of beach work.
I use Penetrol and (black) paint on the underbody and load up the internal cavities with fishoil, tectly 506 or lanolin, sometimes a mixture of all three.......
I'd advise against tars, waxes, lanolin, fishoil etc on the underbody as sand and dirt will stick to it and if/when you go to sell it buyers will assume its done a lot of beach work.
I use Penetrol and (black) paint on the underbody and load up the internal cavities with fishoil, tectly 506 or lanolin, sometimes a mixture of all three.......
We use that penetrol at work(painter), They might be refering to a different penetrol for rustZOOK92 wrote:Sorry to bring this up again, but Penetrol does not actually neutralise the rust does it? It appears on its website that it just thins paint and helps it bond better. So i guess i have to get rid of the rust, convert what is left, then Penetrol it, then paint it. Is this correct?
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if it is rusted
acid it (rust converter etc etc)
then hit it with cold gal, and then hit it with black
cold gal is by far the best anti rust protectant you can use.
Penetrol is great for getting into tight spaces as, just like fish oil based products, it penetrates extremely efficiently, cold gal wont penetrate far at all.
acid it (rust converter etc etc)
then hit it with cold gal, and then hit it with black
cold gal is by far the best anti rust protectant you can use.
Penetrol is great for getting into tight spaces as, just like fish oil based products, it penetrates extremely efficiently, cold gal wont penetrate far at all.
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