Rust Conversion and Rust Stop Paints

[jr182pilot]

Take a look at this Durabak this stuff, is not just for your truck bed. You can get this with out the rubber granules. I will using this in my cargo holds next year. Something you need to know, once you put it on, you would have a hell of a time getting it off.......Hope this helps...


J R & Deane
Living on the side of the road,
in the middle of nowhere (New Mexico)
Bug Smasher: 1982 PT40
KarKaddy SS/02 Windstar
Cruiseairs & Roof Airs
Red 6V92
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--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "ken.hvac-conserve@..." wrote:
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> Anyone have long time experience with rust conversion and rust paint products and seen them work for 5 plus years?
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> I drive my 84 Pt 40 in the winter when there is salt on the roads and live on Chesapeake Bay where there is salt and moisture in the air. And I hope to continue using my BB for years to come.
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> 1. Most rust areas that I am dealing with are associated with engine compartments, frame and areas where appearance is not critical.
> 2. Is there any product that will deal with oily surfaces that cannot be reached?
> 3. How long will these products slow down rust?
> 4. Product cost is not an issue. Labor and experience required for surface prep is an issue.
> 5. Who makes the best products that will deal with structural rust issues and provide a durable surface?
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> Tks BC
>