great video mark im still spreading the word about this fantastic treatment , ive used it on loads of different machines including cars old and new motor bike and a lawn mower ,it works great i wouldn't use anything else just wish id found it years ago
Just used lanoguard on my land rover defender only last week. having used waxoyl, dinitrol and other rustproofing products in the past, to put it bluntly i wasn't looking forward to the task. But i actually enjoyed doing it, no mess no drips a doddle to apply. probs wont be as long lasting as other products mentioned but i wont be using anything else but lanoguard in the future.
Hi David, thanks for your comment, we really appreciate it and glad your liking the product. Please do recommend us to your family and friends and if you haven't already please do join our Facebook User Group - facebook.com/groups/lanoguardusers Thanks again for your positive feedback
Looks like a brilliant product, I have just ordered 2 litres today. You need to advertise to the MX5 community, they are so prone to rust and also surface rust on wishbones etc.
Hi, Lanoguard is very good for chassis’ with existing surface rust. This is because it has been designed with this in mind and it is happy to be applied over the surface rust. The Lanoguard has a natural affinity to ferrous metals so it will bond to the metal under the surface rust and is attracted to it after seeping through the oxidation , much like a magnet. It prevents the rust from furthering due to the fact it hermetically seals the surface so no oxygen or water can get in. Hence no more rusting process can take place. It will in time push off the oxidation too due to the products affinity to the metal. Which is a nice aesthetics side benefit. And close up jet-washing a month or two after application helps to remove any of this pushed off oxidation. Hope this answers your question
Hi, thanks, really glad you are happy with the product and thank you for telling you friends about Lanoguard. As a small family business our customers are paramount and your word-of-mouth support is powerful and invaluable to us.
Just planning on doing my old car have recently found you product, intend doing some in some areas of engine bay having just detailed it...does it help to repel dirt aka help to keep it clean or does it attract dirt?
Hi, Yes, Lanoguard is generally inert and doesn’t disturb any existing coatings on your vehicle. All that said, it is important to ensure that any existing coating is stable, adhered well and isn't cracked. If the surface you apply Lanoguard too is any of these things, then it is possible that parts /chips/bits of the existing surface coating could come off taking the Lanoguard with it. It is advisable to ensure it is sound first and once applied, a month later, check that the surface is still solid and nothing is exposed. If you notice any spots where you missed or where existing old coating has come away, then you can simply spray over that area again. I hope this answers your question
Hi, Sorry you feel that way. The price is reflected by the features of Lanoguard really. Its ease of use, quick application, minimal prep (including no masking up), resistance to jet washing, non conductive, non-flammable and its ability to really "creep" around the underbody. We source our high-grade ingredients from the UK and is manufactured by us, a family run UK business. A little Lanoguard also goes a long way compared to some competitor products, vehicles such as a Land Rover or Pick Up would only use about 1.5L of our Moto Spray. Our application methods are designed to get maximum coverage with little product and cause minimal mess. After the first application future applications are more of a top up, check areas that may need a bit more protection and due to the ease and quick application topping up is simple. Lanoguard won’t convert existing rust per se, instead it will arrest and completely stop its further development. This is due to Lanoguard natural attraction to ferrous metal. It seeps and creeps underneath surface rust and create a hermetic seal to the metal below, stopping oxygen and water getting in. Lanoguard is self-healing and does not dry like paint that can peel and flake off over time. It is constantly creeping, remaining active to continuously repel moisture and keep it away from the metal surface Additionally, a side benefit of Lanoguard’s hermetically sealing ability is that over time it will push any existing oxidation off. As a result of all this, the surface you apply it to, ends up looking a little better too, over time, and overall darkened down in colour. If you would like any further information, we sure to ask we are always here to help.
great video mark im still spreading the word about this fantastic treatment , ive used it on loads of different machines including cars old and new motor bike and a lawn mower ,it works great i wouldn't use anything else just wish id found it years ago
Thanks Mark - really appreciate it.
Just used lanoguard on my land rover defender only last week. having used waxoyl, dinitrol and other rustproofing products in the past, to put it bluntly i wasn't looking forward to the task. But i actually enjoyed doing it, no mess no drips a doddle to apply. probs wont be as long lasting as other products mentioned but i wont be using anything else but lanoguard in the future.
That's great to hear! Thanks for your feedback - keep in touch and let us know how you get on.
Just started using this product recently, very easy to use with minimal preparation. I would recommend it!
Hi David, thanks for your comment, we really appreciate it and glad your liking the product. Please do recommend us to your family and friends and if you haven't already please do join our Facebook User Group - facebook.com/groups/lanoguardusers
Thanks again for your positive feedback
Looks like a brilliant product, I have just ordered 2 litres today. You need to advertise to the MX5 community, they are so prone to rust and also surface rust on wishbones etc.
Thanks for the order and for the tip! I'll pass it on to Jenny in marketing. Let us know how you get on with the product
Very good but doesn't say what it is!...I do know..
Does this suspend any active rust, or merely protect?
Hi, Lanoguard is very good for chassis’ with existing surface rust. This is because it has been designed with this in mind and it is happy to be applied over the surface rust. The Lanoguard has a natural affinity to ferrous metals so it will bond to the metal under the surface rust and is attracted to it after seeping through the oxidation , much like a magnet. It prevents the rust from furthering due to the fact it hermetically seals the surface so no oxygen or water can get in. Hence no more rusting process can take place.
It will in time push off the oxidation too due to the products affinity to the metal. Which is a nice aesthetics side benefit. And close up jet-washing a month or two after application helps to remove any of this pushed off oxidation. Hope this answers your question
super helpful thank you
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment and glad you found it helpful :-)
Truly excellent product which I wish I found years ago and a very good company to deal with. I have told friends about it and they are now using it
Hi, thanks, really glad you are happy with the product and thank you for telling you friends about Lanoguard. As a small family business our customers are paramount and your word-of-mouth support is powerful and invaluable to us.
Just planning on doing my old car have recently found you product, intend doing some in some areas of engine bay having just detailed it...does it help to repel dirt aka help to keep it clean or does it attract dirt?
Can u put it on top of kurust rust converter made by hamerite
Hi, Yes, Lanoguard is generally inert and doesn’t disturb any existing coatings on your vehicle. All that said, it is important to ensure that any existing coating is stable, adhered well and isn't cracked. If the surface you apply Lanoguard too is any of these things, then it is possible that parts /chips/bits of the existing surface coating could come off taking the Lanoguard with it. It is advisable to ensure it is sound first and once applied, a month later, check that the surface is still solid and nothing is exposed. If you notice any spots where you missed or where existing old coating has come away, then you can simply spray over that area again. I hope this answers your question
Way too expensive for what it is
Hi, Sorry you feel that way. The price is reflected by the features of Lanoguard really. Its ease of use, quick application, minimal prep (including no masking up), resistance to jet washing, non conductive, non-flammable and its ability to really "creep" around the underbody. We source our high-grade ingredients from the UK and is manufactured by us, a family run UK business. A little Lanoguard also goes a long way compared to some competitor products, vehicles such as a Land Rover or Pick Up would only use about 1.5L of our Moto Spray. Our application methods are designed to get maximum coverage with little product and cause minimal mess. After the first application future applications are more of a top up, check areas that may need a bit more protection and due to the ease and quick application topping up is simple. Lanoguard won’t convert existing rust per se, instead it will arrest and completely stop its further development. This is due to Lanoguard natural attraction to ferrous metal. It seeps and creeps underneath surface rust and create a hermetic seal to the metal below, stopping oxygen and water getting in. Lanoguard is self-healing and does not dry like paint that can peel and flake off over time. It is constantly creeping, remaining active to continuously repel moisture and keep it away from the metal surface Additionally, a side benefit of Lanoguard’s hermetically sealing ability is that over time it will push any existing oxidation off. As a result of all this, the surface you apply it to, ends up looking a little better too, over time, and overall darkened down in colour. If you would like any further information, we sure to ask we are always here to help.