Antnicuk
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posted on 24/3/12 at 08:47 PM |
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Any recommendations for Rust Converters?
Now the Stylus is sold i have started on my next project which involves restoring (among other things) an early Mazda RX7. The car isnt too bad but
still needs a fair bit of work on the dreaded rot. Any tips or recommendations on products that actually work or how to deal with it would be much
appreciated.
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Benzine
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posted on 24/3/12 at 08:56 PM |
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From Dec 2011 practical classics:
Rustbuster FE123: 10/10
Hydrate 80: 9/10
Gravbille Heavy duty rust cure: 7/10
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f750sgr
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posted on 24/3/12 at 10:31 PM |
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I'm using Vactan with excellent results. It's very similar to a product called Neutra Rust which we used on ships in the 90s.
Sean
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Bluemoon
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posted on 25/3/12 at 11:14 AM |
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Something with phosphoric acid in..
[Edited on 25/3/12 by Bluemoon]
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Antnicuk
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posted on 25/3/12 at 03:08 PM |
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thanks guys. All the ones for sale on ebay seem to say they are acid free.
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f750sgr
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posted on 25/3/12 at 05:13 PM |
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Did you want to stabilise the rust or remove it?
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Antnicuk
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posted on 25/3/12 at 06:45 PM |
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i suppose i want to stabilize the surface rust and remove the serious stuff? Does stabilize mean turning the rust into something that is no longer
rust? thats what i thought the rust converters did?
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Peter Perfect
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posted on 25/3/12 at 11:22 PM |
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Antnicuk
I would recommed the detox Gel made by Bilt Hamber as a rust remover its worked fora friend of mine who is a coachbuilder and is restoring a honda
prelude. ive also used it with the mtal protection and zinc plate. The sutff supprosingly is water based and can be disposed of easily
their site is
http://www.bilthamber.com/index.php
the zinc paint and corrosion stuff is amazing
Let me know how you get on,
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