Rust killer

[AndyP]

What's everybody using to kill rust? This spot has been wire wheeled to remove as much rust as possible, treated with Hammerite Kurust, primed and stone chipped. After only a week the rust is bleeding back through

[RichLV]

Some of my known painter guys use a purple stuff called Brunox. Holds pretty well.

[diesel des]

I use a portable shot blast kit. Looks like a spray gun. Dam messy but it gets all the rust out. Wire wheels just don't get into all the pits.

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[K Simmonds]

I'd also be interested to have hear some suggestions, I've tried a few things over the years and products from Bilt Hamber seem to be some of the better ones.

http://www.bilthamber.com/corrosion-protection-and-rust-treatments

At the end of the day nothing really seems to work permanently other than media blasting the area to get rid of every speck of rust or welding in new metal.

[gnutz2]

You need a 2k/epoxy zinc based primer on first and then a coat of Jotamastic 80 or 87 on top, then I usually cover over with a 2k colour coat.

Dont consider 1k paint, even clean steel will rust with only 1k paint on top.

Jotamastic https://www.smlmarinepaints.co.uk/primers

Or smaller quantities http://www.rust.co.uk/epoxy-mastic-r...-paint/c28117/

Epoxy zinc base https://www.smlmarinepaints.co.uk/pr...pack/Barrier90

Or smaller quantities http://www.rust.co.ukww.rust.co.uk/0...-anode/p405029

[diesel des]

We use jotan paint on work and it seems good. I still prefer plassgaurd.



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[diesel des]

http://chasecorp.com/products/plasgard/plasgard-410/

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[imp998]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgiecR6LzwA

Not tried one but they look s**t hot

[diesel des]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgiecR6LzwA
Not tried one but they look s**t hot

It's not leaving much of a prepared surface like blasting does. A sa of about 3 is ideal and easy to get with blasting.

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[Bowie69]

Primer + Stonechip is NOT water/oxygen proof....

As above, use a proper top coat, and THEN think about using a stonechip if it is vulnerable to that.

[gnutz2]

Primer + Stonechip is NOT water/oxygen proof....

As above, use a proper top coat, and THEN think about using a stonechip if it is vulnerable to that.

Depends on what primer you use.

[Skull]

in a couple of years we`ll all have this at home:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLaBFkeHG0A

[vonbeck]

Hi Andy i`ve used this

http://www.bilthamber.com/corrosion-protection-and-rust-treatments/hydrate-80?___store=default

they do some pretty good stuff

[hunker7]

in a couple of years we`ll all have this at home:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLaBFkeHG0A

Apparently they cost way over $100k so I doubt that

[Skull]

Apparently they cost way over $100k so I doubt that

i said in couple of years, by then the chinese will be making them and youll get them for £50