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rust, engine bay, moonstone - Piggy - 06-04-2014
Some rust spots in engine bay have returned annoyingly...
Just not sure what to do, obvious thing is rub back, hammerite, then colour paint top coat and laquer...
But what colour hammerite would you use?
Any other suggestions? Rust looks rank coming up on the moonstone
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - karl1989 - 06-04-2014
Why not just undersell it. Ano it's black but should work better
Also noticed ph3 moonstones are quit bad for rust for some reason. My old ph2 was solid
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - Curt - 06-04-2014
Sand it back and put some rust treatment on it (there's a better one than Kurust but I can't remember the name, Google should find it) and then oxide primer, then top coat.
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - Piggy - 07-04-2014
Nice one curt
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - tigerstyle - 07-04-2014
POR15 or something from BiltHamber (Deox gel stuff is highly regarded)
http://www.bilthamber.com/corrosion-treatments
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - Grant - 07-04-2014
I agree with Curt. There are much better de rusting solutions out there than Krust.
Will look tidier in the right colour
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - simonh - 08-04-2014
POR15 is the best rust treatment I've ever used. You can buy it in a tube as well which is much thicker and easier to use.
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - welshpug - 08-04-2014
do not use hammershite or underseal, you need a rust treatment an etch primer and some colour.
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - Piggy - 08-04-2014
Cool
Thanks guys
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - 306Dan - 08-04-2014
+1 for bilt hamber products especially the deox c gel and powder
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - Piggy - 09-04-2014
So get the Gel stuff yeah?
Is it a case of rub back to bare metal, put the gel on, then primer and paint?
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - 306Dan - 09-04-2014
With the gel you can knock the top off the rust paint the gel on and leave until it's worked, wash off clean everything up and paint
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - Jonny81191 - 09-04-2014
POR15 FTMFW, it's awesome stuff.
But as C.Gerrard will explain, do not get it on your hands
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - ConorTRG - 09-04-2014
Jenolite is good aswell for rust treatment.
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - Piggy - 09-04-2014
(09-04-2014, 03:28 PM)ConorTRG Wrote: Jenolite is good aswell for rust treatment.
spotted some of that today....wasnt sure. expensive too.
RE: rust, engine bay, moonstone - ConorTRG - 09-04-2014
Have used it a few times and its done the job, not sure on the price think its £12 a litre.