Not so much just for K11's but il be venturing under the car soon to tackle any rust spots & was wondering if anyone can recommend a good proven to work rust converter?
Cheers guys ( and Gals)
Skinner
Cheers guys ( and Gals)
Skinner
Proven rust converter
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Thanks Matt, would you know a supplier? A quick google and i carnt seem to find it anywhere!
skymera
Brutal Honesty
I think he meant "Kurust"
Stani1029
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Ive been looking into this and theres loads of brands out there, lots of research is best. This is what i want to have the whole underside sprayed with
http://www.ultraeverdrystore.com/
http://www.ultraeverdrystore.com/
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Looks like serious stuff!
Yeh i've used Jenolite & a few others in the past and not been all that amazed by them so far!
SuperUno
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Link here - http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/..._productId_179549_langId_-1_categoryId_165594
And yes spelling has never been my strong point!
And yes spelling has never been my strong point!
SuperUno
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Cheers Mate, i've just found a local (and only) powdercoater in the island so looks like im going to be busy
Kurust is the best, looks like milk! When you apply on to rusted surface you can see it turning rust into black!! Used it loads of times on my previous restorations and works well!! Try not to het it on your hands cos it stains the fingers or what ever parts of your body your handling on!! Also to nake sure you clean up the rust proper, dig out any flakes or if you have a wire brush/grinder etc to clean as much off as you can then apply the treatment to the rust!!!
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Grinder
Deffinatley the first option!
Enuo
Glorified Electrician
Krust only works if it's kept moist while the reaction is taking place. Also it doesn't remove rust, it just converts it into Iron Phosphate I think, which is just a compound of iron that doesn't spread. I don't think it's weld friendly, and if you're painting you should just use rust inhibiting paint. I've used it successfully on the micra, but only after wire brushing and as a temporary measure. Many black splodges where it dried in the baking sun a month or so ago...
We would get on well, man after my own heart - just use a bigger hammer if the small one don't workGrinder
h701micra
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No fancy chemicalsWe would get on well, man after my own heart - just use a bigger hammer if the small one don't work
Just big tools
Yay!!!!!
The ONLY way to deal with rust properly grt rid of ot completely and if need be cut and replace metal and use a rust preventerGrinder
