IN CASE SOMEONE DOESN'T KNOW: It is known for automotive manufacturers to intentionally use a formula of metal for frames that will begin to deteriorate within 10 years to ensure a need for people to have to continue to buy more or newer vehicles in their lifetime. It's referred to as "Planned Obsolescence". Smartphone companies use a similar technique, slowing down smartphones after a few years to ensure most people will buy more phones in their lifetime. It's all a set-up and the "regulators" are very likely paid off to not 'regulate' these types of business techniques which are well known within the business industry. LOOK UP: " Planned Obsolescence " (also referred to as "built in obsolescence" and "premature obsolescence") if you doubt the validity or prefer disbelief.
@@dannyboyrides4507 I'll be short. The planet as we live right now can "take" 9-10 billion humans. We are 7.7 today. In 15 years we'll be over 9 billion which is about the maximum population of us that the Earth can handle. It's not going to stop ofc. Between 2050-2070 the population is going to peak. And it's fine. What is not is that we don't know how much worse everything going to get due to the growing population. Like now, we kill some animals because they get too close to our houses and also to prevent them from overpopulation. We need to do that ourselves already as we affected their life that much. But not a single government or whatever going to do anything that could actually work, preventing us from overpopulation. Like, you see a blind man, someone with any kind of disease, a fat person, or whatever really, use your imagination. They would not survive on their own. If we would still have a predator that could hunt us if you're not healthy you're dead. And that's the natural way of it. Wars? We act like it's a bad thing. In reality, animals fight and kill each other. Chimps, for example, they have a territory, if their territory no more has what they need, enough food for example (but there are more reasons) they go to another group's territory and they fight for it until they die. But many other species do the exact same thing alone and in groups too. It's a natural thing. About the other thing. Cars rust because lazy owners don't give a damn. They could prevent it. Or what he said, manufacturers could make a car that lasts for decades (for a lot more money!) And there would be other limits to it, like speed. Comfort. Etc. You would get a trash, for a lot more money. Would you really buy it? I can do that. It'll last, but it's going to be a trash.
Brandon, you are conflating a lot of different and unrelated things here. Car companies use steel, and steel oxidizes. It's not a secret conspiracy, it's a combination of simple chemical reactions and people not taking good enough care of their cars to make them last. My daily driver is 26 years old, and still pretty solid. My fun car is over 50 years old.
I've had a dilemma for a long time if I should sand my Saab 9-5NG 2011 undercarriage mainly because of two reasons: a) sanding is the best way of removing rust, but at the same time, it's very destructive and will damage all the factory protective layers that have been applied in the manufacturing process (in my opinion, not repeatable in a garage environment for sure). Furthermore, it will not reach places like those between the sheet metal welding. b) costs - If I were to give it to pro mechanic to do it, it would cost 1/2 value of my car. My first idea was to get rid of loose surface rust first and then treat it all with special purpose marine or industry paints, which are quality products to be used directly on rusty places being very resistant to environments like salty water. Your process looks promising and seems to be an alternative, and way more simple, however, I think the final flexible layer should be applied to protect the metal against stones etc. Do You seel these products in Europe too? I'd be happy to hear some of Your thoughts . Thanks
When he was talking about a 25 year old vehicle with bad rust i was shocked to see it look so good underneath. Here in Canada that would be a 2 year or 3 year old untreated car. If i saw a 25 year old vehicle with surface rust like that i would think it was parked inside its whole life. If you have a normal driver in Canada left untreated the cars frame would be rotten like swiss cheese in no time. I was looking under 2018 and 2019 trucks at the dealers and they had that surface rust everywhere except the ones which were undercoated every year.
Ive lived in Tucson my whole life and have a 67' Scout thats lived its life here too. No rust. Im older than the Scout but I dont look near as good. My question is for this vid is could you use a hose to rinse or is a squirt bottle the only option.
Thank you for posting the video. It looks like to me you would have been off using a brush and brush it on. This way there would be no over spray getting onto to other parts of the vehicle, and no streaks or drips either. It also reminds me of Navel Jelly the way it works in dissolving rust.
You are just wipe a cloth thats not a quality work.use a cup bras put it in a grindet or a drill,there are small steel brush thatcan fit in a dtill,to make it quality.aftet using a steel brush din thats the time u use anti rust sprayer.
i live in sweden. The undercarriage on my BMW from 2006 is completely rusted. in order to fix this im gonna have to like put my whole car into a pool of rust remover and keep it in there for a month! I really want to fix it. but it's gonna take several hundred hours and cost a lot of money. So its's probably cheaper to just buy a brand new car
i really hope they can invent some new material that is tougher than metal and cant rust. even if it was sitting in the bottom of an ocean for 10 million years it still wouldnt have a single piece of rust. Then they have to make a car out of that material and give it to me!
It is available in many countries and counting. If you send an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with your location and which product you are interested in, we can recommend a distributor near you.
Lol yeah he said “lots of rust.” If we had that amount of rust in the Midwest we would just take a bbq brush to it and hit it with some rustoleum. After a year or two of salty winters any frame will start flaking apart. Please help us with that!
@@saulrivera1133 omg this here is one of the BEST pieces of advice I've heard regarding this topic. I hadn't of thought of that! I live in Central Oregon and one thing we know well here is cold and snow. We'll get between 4 - 10 feet of snow OVER NIGHT in some areas. I just returned to Oregon after living in New York for the last 3 years. They heavily salt the roads in winter over there. I have a 1998 GMC Sierra with a 10inch lift. I drove it from Oregon to New York. Not a spot of rust on the undercarriage. After 3 years on salty new york roads the ENTIRE undercarriage is COVERED with rust. Just solid red bumper to bumper. That's my I have been hoping to find a spray on rust remover cause i dont want to have to pull my truck apart to get all the rust off. I had been considering different types of underlining but boat paint and coating makes incredible sense! It would hold up better to the snow and moisture in the winters here. Luckily, because of the elevation here (about 5000ft) there's no humidity. But our winters are harsh cause we sit inside the snow clouds (I live in a mountain town). Awesome advice bud. I'm definitely going to give this a shot. 😎👍
You protected your chasis against liquid only, but vehicle chasis needs to be protected from rocks aswell. When you are driving on the road, there will be some rocks hitting the chasis and penetrading this thin waterproof coating. The water will be able to get to the metal after that becouse the coating will be damaged in some places and the rusting process will restart in no time. Thats why you should put some heavy duty anti-gravel coating + add vax in the the end so that anti-gravel coating dont dry.
Rocks may chip the coating but as it is self leveling, it is easy to touch up. The product also has the ability to prevent rust creep so it will not spread under the coating.
The clear coat protectant seems just to be clear coat paint the only difference is the spray applicator is really nice because it seems to spray in a 5 to 6 inch wide line.
Hi Paul. The Clear Coat is not a paint. It is actually a resin based product, not oil or water based. This is what gives it such good protective properties. It also has an extra quality that it does not allow rust to creep under it like paint does. If you would like any more information on the product please email admin@actioncorrosion.com.au
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526Trying to buy the product in the u. S but cannot find a distributor that has heard of your product or even has it in stock. I need your help
Samuel Miller -the idea is to avoid the wire brushing/ power brushing/ scraping totally! That’s the PITA work. Lots of oils work great applied annually to the underbody (I prefer fluid film or Eastwood, both easily spray on)
The rust would've been on the top face of the chassis as well, where the floor lays on it and there'd be more areas where two metal surfaces meet. How did you get the rust out of those areas? You didn't. The product seems to work well but please don't let people think the job can be done just by spraying the areas you can see. It's rust in areas you can't see that'll destroy your vehicle. Two parts that are attached must be separated, treated, and put back together. On a caravan, that means the body has to come off the chassis.
This video is to demonstrate how someone can use these products to maintain their vehicles/other machines at home. There are other services available for those who want to pay for a company to remove the chassis and protect the full surface. However not everyone desires that process and expense therefore this is a wonderful alternative.
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 pointless alternative at best... either do the whole surface area or don't bother wasting money and time... all 4 sides of the metal need to be done or its just going to creep back over and rust internally.
@@TRolla82 your right but using product like this and others will delay the inevitable. If it buys you another 3 to 5 years before your car gets to the point that it's unsafe to drive its worth it for most people
It is the best product ever. If possible, I would really like to purchase at wholesale and retail them in my country. I think your business can progress quickly.
If you are interested in stocking our products please email admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with details on your business, what products you are interested in and what quantity.
That rust could’ve been wiped down with s towel at the first place, looks like a light surface rust, try on some heavy rusted frame if any of it comes out.
Thanks for the offer David! However we are pretty busy at the warehouse. If you would like to send your vehicle to our premises at the Gold Coast, Australia we could possibly arrange something!
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 If you pay for it you can use it and I'd take the derusting for payment AND endorse the heck out of you. (sorry, but I can't afford a 1 way trip much less round trip) I could sell it to you though for $1,500 US dollars, with the rust on this frame you could REALLY make a good commercial. Body has min rust and no dents.
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 Looking through the comments you could make a LOT of money removing the rust from a frame like mine, there's a LOT of people here in the salt belt USA. The former owner washed the exterior and kept it rust free, but NEVER the underbody (it seems) Sounds to me like this offer could turn into BIG BUCKS in proffits. My 1994 Ford Ranger IS commercial material if your product works as good as you advertise.
Are you rinsing off the gel with more gel? Can water be used to rinse the product off the substrate? The welding on that camper/caravan is horrendous and unsafe. I would find out who did that job. I cant quite tell if your product removed the very light layer of rust on there or converted it to phosphate. Looks like it worked.
The Action Gel is washed off with water as this breaks down the Gel. The Gel removes and converts rust. It removed it off the metal in this demonstration.
@Action Corrosion Pty Ltd how much surface prep is required where there is some flaking? This is an almost perfect use case where its surface rust without flaking, how much effort should i put into removing the flake or rust before using the gel? Can i take too much off? You mention the products purpose is primarily a remover hence i assume i cannot over-de-rust the surface, right?
You should try to remove the loose flakes with a wire brush. Any dirt/grease should be washed off before applying the Action Gel too. This is so that the Gel can make contact with the rust that is on the surface of the metal. For very heavy rust, the Gel may need to be applied again.
We recommend avoiding plastic and wires. You can simply wipe off the Action Gel with a wet sponge if any gel makes contact with an unwanted area. Although immediate contact will not damage them. Action Gel can be used on aluminium to remove rust however it needs to be monitored closely.
Hi John, as you are in Chile, our USA stockist can supply you with the products. You can either email your details to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with your location and which products you would like to visit www.actioncorrosionsales.com
Any effort to combat rust is a plus. However before I risk my body, lungs, and environment,( driveway, lawn, shrubs, and Dogs. What is in it? Do you have a publication for us to review?
Hi Pauline, we have a MSDS available for the public on our website. We do recommend avoiding spraying the Gel onto your body, plants and dog. However using the Gel as recommended will not harm you and it can simply be washed off with water. Please have a look at the MSDS available at www.actioncorrosion.com.au/product/rust-removal-gel/
I like that, but how dopes it deal with abrasion? I have a 1987 300ZX that I'm going to be finishing the restoration on over the next couple of years, and these Nissans are notorious when it comes to rusting. Let's say I use this product to remove any rust on the underbody and any hidden areas, then use Rustoleum Rust reformer to catalyze any remaining rust and paint the metal black. After doing that on the entire underbody, I coat the painted surface with the with the RustProof Clear, how well does it protect against sand, gravel, and road grit?
Like any painted surface abrasion will wear down the Rustproof Clear. However if it is chipped by a rock or worn down by sand, it is easy to touch up as it is self leveling.
Two questions: 1. This shows a spray bottle applicator, but on the USA site, it shows the gel bottle as a brush application. Is there a difference specifically for autos? 2. How does this work, esp between layers like springs, or in cracks and hidden areas of auto frames?
Thanks John. A link has been added. You can find a stockist near you on our website: www.actioncorrosion.com.au/store-locator/ or email us with your location and what product you are interested in at admin@actioncorrosion.com.au
If I sprayed this on my 05 F150 chassis the chassis would disintegrate 😆. The chassis suffer from severe rust. I think this would work best on surface rust that's it. Still appears to be a good product.
We have used it on some pretty heavy rust and it works great it just need a bit more time. However manual removal of rust flakes and excessive rust always helps it out.
JUST KIDDING LOVE OUR AUSSIE FRIENDS- STUFF LOOKS LIKE IT WORKS GOOD BUT YOU SHOULD SEE A CHASSIS FROM MICHIGAN MY FRIEND!!! THAT ISN'T RUST , I WISH THAT'S ALL I HAD TO DEAL WITH!!
I've heard it can get bad up there! If you need the right products to make the job easier we have a distributor in the United States. Just shoot us an email on admin@actioncorrosion.com.au and we will have them to contact you.
You can check our website www.actioncorrosion.com.au/store-locator/ to find a stockist near you or shoot us an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with details on the product you are after and your location for us to assist.
TJM stores throughout Australia are our exclusive stockists of the Rustproof Clear range of products. Please visit www.actioncorrosion.com.au to find your nearest store.
The slide rails on my RV are rusted to hell. It looks like a previous owner lived at the beach and never once lubricated the gear teeth :( Is the Action Gel something I could use on the gear teeth (not gear pack) and wash off completely, then lubricate? Thanks in advance.
Hi Rena, Yes Action Gel could be applied to gear teeth and then washed off once the rust has been removed. That will leave the bare metal clean and ready to be lubricated. However is there is any lubricant or grease on the gear teeth already, remove this before applying the Gel so that there is nothing preventing the Gel making contact with the rust.
Hi William, the store locator is working. However if you are having trouble send an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with your location and which product you are interested. There we can provide the stockists near you.
Ain't you boys got water hoses? My hand got tired just watching you stay the crap off. The product does look very promising. I'm getting ready to do a frame and this shit looks like it would save me a bunch of work.
I can’t trust a rust product from a country that hardly has any rust issues at all (unless you literally live by the sea) . Relatively dry air. No snow. I laughed at the rust you showed also. G’day from Okinawa Japan, where drink vending machines last about 5 years before they start flaking and bubbling with rust holes. I have junked three MX5’s here because they were rusted to shit , not even that old of a car ....
Wow has he not seen like any Australian landmark? They’re pretty much all by the sea where the city’s are. Dotted on the coast around the whole country. Then the inner deserted areas are covered in mines where the roads are covered in iron ore and zinc
The price and how to order depends on your location. Please go to www.actioncorrosion.com.au/ to send an enquiry with details on the product you are interested in and the country you are in. Then we will be able to provide you with the relevant information.
A bit late to the party... Use a phosphoric acid based solvent (like in this video, or go at home depot and buy it by gallon), wash it after 20min, and then use fluid film. Apply before winter season every year. Look online, plenty videos on fluid film. Imo it's best anti-rust treatment ever.
It is not designed to be applied to rubber. We recommend avoiding it. However if you accidentally get some Action Gel on the rubber it will not instantly damage it and you will have time to clean it off with water and a cloth/sponge.
It is available in the US. If you send an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with your location and what products you are interested in, we can put you in touch with a stockist.
I was about to purchase from your site but the shipping came out to an astonishing 50 dollars us for 2 spray bottles to be shipped to Canada. I just can't justify spending as much on shipping as I do on the product :( What's the timeline on Canadian distributors?
If the metal surface is dirty/greasy we recommend you clean it down before applying the Gel so that there is nothing preventing the Gel from making contact with the rust. General purpose thinners is to prep the clean metal surface for the Clear Coat.
If you send an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with some information on what products you are after and your location, we will be able to assist you further.
IN CASE SOMEONE DOESN'T KNOW: It is known for automotive manufacturers to intentionally use a formula of metal for frames that will begin to deteriorate within 10 years to ensure a need for people to have to continue to buy more or newer vehicles in their lifetime. It's referred to as "Planned Obsolescence". Smartphone companies use a similar technique, slowing down smartphones after a few years to ensure most people will buy more phones in their lifetime. It's all a set-up and the "regulators" are very likely paid off to not 'regulate' these types of business techniques which are well known within the business industry. LOOK UP: " Planned Obsolescence " (also referred to as "built in obsolescence" and "premature obsolescence") if you doubt the validity or prefer disbelief.
i agree, same with hospitals. they let/ kill patients so the government gets more money and lower the population
@@dannyboyrides4507 I'll be short. The planet as we live right now can "take" 9-10 billion humans. We are 7.7 today. In 15 years we'll be over 9 billion which is about the maximum population of us that the Earth can handle. It's not going to stop ofc. Between 2050-2070 the population is going to peak. And it's fine. What is not is that we don't know how much worse everything going to get due to the growing population. Like now, we kill some animals because they get too close to our houses and also to prevent them from overpopulation. We need to do that ourselves already as we affected their life that much.
But not a single government or whatever going to do anything that could actually work, preventing us from overpopulation. Like, you see a blind man, someone with any kind of disease, a fat person, or whatever really, use your imagination. They would not survive on their own. If we would still have a predator that could hunt us if you're not healthy you're dead. And that's the natural way of it. Wars? We act like it's a bad thing. In reality, animals fight and kill each other. Chimps, for example, they have a territory, if their territory no more has what they need, enough food for example (but there are more reasons) they go to another group's territory and they fight for it until they die. But many other species do the exact same thing alone and in groups too. It's a natural thing.
About the other thing. Cars rust because lazy owners don't give a damn. They could prevent it. Or what he said, manufacturers could make a car that lasts for decades (for a lot more money!)
And there would be other limits to it, like speed. Comfort. Etc. You would get a trash, for a lot more money. Would you really buy it? I can do that. It'll last, but it's going to be a trash.
Brandon, you are conflating a lot of different and unrelated things here. Car companies use steel, and steel oxidizes. It's not a secret conspiracy, it's a combination of simple chemical reactions and people not taking good enough care of their cars to make them last. My daily driver is 26 years old, and still pretty solid. My fun car is over 50 years old.
Conspiracy theories now?
Planned obsolescence. It's a big thing now and most good mechanics will tell you the same.
Those brackets on the chassis look as though they were welded by stevie wonder 😂😂
They were probably attempting to weld directly onto the zinc coating and couldn't achieve fusion of the steel without burning through the zinc first.
I've had a dilemma for a long time if I should sand my Saab 9-5NG 2011 undercarriage mainly because of two reasons:
a) sanding is the best way of removing rust, but at the same time, it's very destructive and will damage all the factory protective layers that have been applied in the manufacturing process (in my opinion, not repeatable in a garage environment for sure). Furthermore, it will not reach places like those between the sheet metal welding.
b) costs - If I were to give it to pro mechanic to do it, it would cost 1/2 value of my car.
My first idea was to get rid of loose surface rust first and then treat it all with special purpose marine or industry paints, which are quality products to be used directly on rusty places being very resistant to environments like salty water. Your process looks promising and seems to be an alternative, and way more simple, however, I think the final flexible layer should be applied to protect the metal against stones etc.
Do You seel these products in Europe too?
I'd be happy to hear some of Your thoughts . Thanks
what about the inside of the frame? It is far more destructive when the salt is trapped inside and rots the frame from the inside...
When he was talking about a 25 year old vehicle with bad rust i was shocked to see it look so good underneath.
Here in Canada that would be a 2 year or 3 year old untreated car.
If i saw a 25 year old vehicle with surface rust like that i would think it was parked inside its whole life.
If you have a normal driver in Canada left untreated the cars frame would be rotten like swiss cheese in no time.
I was looking under 2018 and 2019 trucks at the dealers and they had that surface rust everywhere except the ones which were undercoated every year.
Ive lived in Tucson my whole life and have a 67' Scout thats lived its life here too. No rust. Im older than the Scout but I dont look near as good. My question is for this vid is could you use a hose to rinse or is a squirt bottle the only option.
Thank you for posting the video. It looks like to me you would have been off using a brush and brush it on.
This way there would be no over spray getting onto to other parts of the vehicle, and no streaks or drips either.
It also reminds me of Navel Jelly the way it works in dissolving rust.
Using a brush is definitely an alternative way of applying the Action Gel that we recommend.
You are just wipe a cloth thats not a quality work.use a cup bras put it in a grindet or a drill,there are small steel brush thatcan fit in a dtill,to make it quality.aftet using a steel brush din thats the time u use anti rust sprayer.
Has alot of rust on the chassis. Ya right come to Canada
Our products are available in Canada. If you would like to test them out you can purchase them at www.actioncorrosionsales.com/shop
i live in sweden. The undercarriage on my BMW from 2006 is completely rusted.
in order to fix this im gonna have to like put my whole car into a pool of rust remover and keep it in there for a month!
I really want to fix it. but it's gonna take several hundred hours and cost a lot of money. So its's probably cheaper to just buy a brand new car
i really hope they can invent some new material that is tougher than metal and cant rust. even if it was sitting in the bottom of an ocean for 10 million years it still wouldnt have a single piece of rust.
Then they have to make a car out of that material and give it to me!
I chuckled when you said a lot of rust... You've never owned a landrover have you? On a serious note. Is this stuff available worldwide?
It is available in many countries and counting. If you send an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with your location and which product you are interested in, we can recommend a distributor near you.
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 available in England? Thank you
Lol yeah he said “lots of rust.” If we had that amount of rust in the Midwest we would just take a bbq brush to it and hit it with some rustoleum. After a year or two of salty winters any frame will start flaking apart. Please help us with that!
you should see my dad's expedition. more rust than metal.
@@bartoszkotowski8281
Just use anything containing phosphoric acid. Let it convert the the rust to iron oxide. Then refinish to your desired effect.
So how about a new update video to show how that finish has held up after a year. Thanks.
They won't do that incredibly hard coatings crack and fall off
Use boat paint ...if you live where snows a lot....
@@saulrivera1133 omg this here is one of the BEST pieces of advice I've heard regarding this topic. I hadn't of thought of that! I live in Central Oregon and one thing we know well here is cold and snow. We'll get between 4 - 10 feet of snow OVER NIGHT in some areas.
I just returned to Oregon after living in New York for the last 3 years. They heavily salt the roads in winter over there. I have a 1998 GMC Sierra with a 10inch lift. I drove it from Oregon to New York. Not a spot of rust on the undercarriage. After 3 years on salty new york roads the ENTIRE undercarriage is COVERED with rust. Just solid red bumper to bumper. That's my I have been hoping to find a spray on rust remover cause i dont want to have to pull my truck apart to get all the rust off. I had been considering different types of underlining but boat paint and coating makes incredible sense! It would hold up better to the snow and moisture in the winters here. Luckily, because of the elevation here (about 5000ft) there's no humidity. But our winters are harsh cause we sit inside the snow clouds (I live in a mountain town).
Awesome advice bud. I'm definitely going to give this a shot. 😎👍
Phosphoric Acid in gel form…good stuff..
Make sure to get in good and close in that confined area and breathe those vapors.
You protected your chasis against liquid only, but vehicle chasis needs to be protected from rocks aswell. When you are driving on the road, there will be some rocks hitting the chasis and penetrading this thin waterproof coating. The water will be able to get to the metal after that becouse the coating will be damaged in some places and the rusting process will restart in no time. Thats why you should put some heavy duty anti-gravel coating + add vax in the the end so that anti-gravel coating dont dry.
Rocks may chip the coating but as it is self leveling, it is easy to touch up. The product also has the ability to prevent rust creep so it will not spread under the coating.
Nice video. Are these products sold in Canada or the USA? Thanks.
The clear coat protectant seems just to be clear coat paint the only difference is the spray applicator is really nice because it seems to spray in a 5 to 6 inch wide line.
Hi Paul. The Clear Coat is not a paint. It is actually a resin based product, not oil or water based. This is what gives it such good protective properties. It also has an extra quality that it does not allow rust to creep under it like paint does. If you would like any more information on the product please email admin@actioncorrosion.com.au
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526Trying to buy the product in the u. S but cannot find a distributor that has heard of your product or even has it in stock. I need your help
nice clean chazzy!
😂 this is reason i came to the comments
but how long does that coat last?
300 years
Transmission fluid works very well for anti rust and isn't nearly as expensive.
How do you apply Can / paint brush?
Does it need heated up or anything and is using the used Transmission fluid ok? I have lots of that setting around
Robert Maxwell When I applied it to a bare metal frame after sand blasting it. I applied 80/90 weight with a brush. That stuff soaks in and stays.
harry pag Yes sorry that's what I meant, I have confused the 3 because I use it in a manual transmission.
Samuel Miller -the idea is to avoid the wire brushing/ power brushing/ scraping totally! That’s the PITA work. Lots of oils work great applied annually to the underbody (I prefer fluid film or Eastwood, both easily spray on)
@@dominiquestephenson195 do you apply the fluid film directly over the rusted area or prep it first?
Dam that gel works!!!
Do you have to use half a bottle for 3 feet each time? Did anyone try DR-X rust removal?
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The rust would've been on the top face of the chassis as well, where the floor lays on it and there'd be more areas where two metal surfaces meet. How did you get the rust out of those areas? You didn't. The product seems to work well but please don't let people think the job can be done just by spraying the areas you can see. It's rust in areas you can't see that'll destroy your vehicle. Two parts that are attached must be separated, treated, and put back together. On a caravan, that means the body has to come off the chassis.
This video is to demonstrate how someone can use these products to maintain their vehicles/other machines at home. There are other services available for those who want to pay for a company to remove the chassis and protect the full surface. However not everyone desires that process and expense therefore this is a wonderful alternative.
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 pointless alternative at best... either do the whole surface area or don't bother wasting money and time... all 4 sides of the metal need to be done or its just going to creep back over and rust internally.
@@TRolla82 your right but using product like this and others will delay the inevitable. If it buys you another 3 to 5 years before your car gets to the point that it's unsafe to drive its worth it for most people
Why don't you do a video showing how you did all that?
Thanks
It is the best product ever. If possible, I would really like to purchase at wholesale and retail them in my country. I think your business can progress quickly.
If you are interested in stocking our products please email admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with details on your business, what products you are interested in and what quantity.
This is good stuff i highly recommend
Im about to do my whole under car .
Thanks for the feedback!!
Someone’s last day who welded those brackets, don’t slam on the brakes too hard haha
That rust could’ve been wiped down with s towel at the first place, looks like a light surface rust, try on some heavy rusted frame if any of it comes out.
Any chance of this product coming to the states (US)?
That's not rust! Come to new England I'll show you rust!!
True however what makes you think it would not work on more Adv rust? I’m curious if he’s have to grind off rust if like u mention it’s NE Rust
Frs that's surface rust nothing that cant be brushed off do a video on actual rust
Or Scotland, most of that chassis would be totally missing here
Damn must be nice living in Australia my 3 year old truck looks like that from winter salt and that's 25 years
well spiders, centipedes, scorpions and wild animals dont try to kill u .. so that's a trade off
Where can I get these products in Poland?
Come to Wisconsin and try it on my trucks underbody. Do it for free you can use it for a commercial.
Thanks for the offer David! However we are pretty busy at the warehouse. If you would like to send your vehicle to our premises at the Gold Coast, Australia we could possibly arrange something!
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 If you pay for it you can use it and I'd take the derusting for payment AND endorse the heck out of you. (sorry, but I can't afford a 1 way trip much less round trip) I could sell it to you though for $1,500 US dollars, with the rust on this frame you could REALLY make a good commercial. Body has min rust and no dents.
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 Looking through the comments you could make a LOT of money removing the rust from a frame like mine, there's a LOT of people here in the salt belt USA. The former owner washed the exterior and kept it rust free, but NEVER the underbody (it seems) Sounds to me like this offer could turn into BIG BUCKS in proffits. My 1994 Ford Ranger IS commercial material if your product works as good as you advertise.
If there's acid in the converter it will stuff the galv
Please elaborate.
Great product! I noticed you used a spray bottle to rinse the gel off. Can a water hose be used instead?
Thank you. Yes a hose can be used to wash the gel off too.
Are you rinsing off the gel with more gel? Can water be used to rinse the product off the substrate? The welding on that camper/caravan is horrendous and unsafe. I would find out who did that job. I cant quite tell if your product removed the very light layer of rust on there or converted it to phosphate. Looks like it worked.
The Action Gel is washed off with water as this breaks down the Gel. The Gel removes and converts rust. It removed it off the metal in this demonstration.
@Action Corrosion Pty Ltd how much surface prep is required where there is some flaking? This is an almost perfect use case where its surface rust without flaking, how much effort should i put into removing the flake or rust before using the gel? Can i take too much off? You mention the products purpose is primarily a remover hence i assume i cannot over-de-rust the surface, right?
You should try to remove the loose flakes with a wire brush. Any dirt/grease should be washed off before applying the Action Gel too. This is so that the Gel can make contact with the rust that is on the surface of the metal. For very heavy rust, the Gel may need to be applied again.
How does this product work interacting with aluminum, plastic, wires?
We recommend avoiding plastic and wires. You can simply wipe off the Action Gel with a wet sponge if any gel makes contact with an unwanted area. Although immediate contact will not damage them.
Action Gel can be used on aluminium to remove rust however it needs to be monitored closely.
Where can I buy it in Chile, dont have anything like that as far as Ive seen. I want alot of that since I live on the beach.
Hi John, as you are in Chile, our USA stockist can supply you with the products. You can either email your details to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with your location and which products you would like to visit www.actioncorrosionsales.com
Can it be used on previously painted chassis frames?
Is Action Gel only sold in Australia?
I think I did something wrong, Sprayed this on my truck, came back 30 minutes later and the whole truck was gone
If the Action Gel worked like that I think we would be in the wrong market..
Lol
Any effort to combat rust is a plus. However before I risk my body, lungs, and environment,( driveway, lawn, shrubs, and Dogs. What is in it? Do you have a publication for us to review?
Hi Pauline, we have a MSDS available for the public on our website. We do recommend avoiding spraying the Gel onto your body, plants and dog. However using the Gel as recommended will not harm you and it can simply be washed off with water. Please have a look at the MSDS available at www.actioncorrosion.com.au/product/rust-removal-gel/
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 What if you have a rusty dog?
@@waltp3373 what if I like to drink a rusty nail? Tasty.
@@waltp3373 oh dear
I like that, but how dopes it deal with abrasion? I have a 1987 300ZX that I'm going to be finishing the restoration on over the next couple of years, and these Nissans are notorious when it comes to rusting. Let's say I use this product to remove any rust on the underbody and any hidden areas, then use Rustoleum Rust reformer to catalyze any remaining rust and paint the metal black. After doing that on the entire underbody, I coat the painted surface with the with the RustProof Clear, how well does it protect against sand, gravel, and road grit?
Like any painted surface abrasion will wear down the Rustproof Clear. However if it is chipped by a rock or worn down by sand, it is easy to touch up as it is self leveling.
I keep thinking he's saying Chevy lol instead of chassis
chevy = american built = prone to rust
American built equals rusts boy you must have never heard of Toyota
@@blacknbs3482 i beg ti differ had a toyota it was a rust bucket too
Shane Rowland that was I was saying you must have never heard of Toyota if you think American made equals rust
Kurtis Monasterski 🤣🤣 me 2
Can u do this process for a garage roof and a brake disc
Two questions:
1. This shows a spray bottle applicator, but on the USA site, it shows the gel bottle as a brush application. Is there a difference specifically for autos?
2. How does this work, esp between layers like springs, or in cracks and hidden areas of auto frames?
Step 1: Buy Action Gel.
Step 2: Buy Trigger for spray bottle.
Step 3: Place Trigger in Action Gel Bottle.
Where can a person find these products?
US distributor for the Action Products, you can find us at www.actioncorrosionsales.com
Where can I buy that product in the USA?
We have a distributor in the USA who can supply the product. You can find them at www.actioncorrosionsales.com/shop
Whats the shazzi? Is that how all Ausi’s pronounce it or just this guy?
Yes that is how all Australians pronounce it
Action Corrosion Pty Ltd Good to know. Thanks, I just thought it was him.
Wouldn't call that severe rust after 25 years,say it would last another 25 years if it was never treated 🤔
Sorry but the rust is still on the frame. The spray just made it darker because it is wet.
That welder needs to borrow some ones seeing eye dog wow
Thanks
why don't you have a link where to buy it
Thanks John. A link has been added.
You can find a stockist near you on our website: www.actioncorrosion.com.au/store-locator/
or email us with your location and what product you are interested in at admin@actioncorrosion.com.au
If I sprayed this on my 05 F150 chassis the chassis would disintegrate 😆. The chassis suffer from severe rust. I think this would work best on surface rust that's it. Still appears to be a good product.
We have used it on some pretty heavy rust and it works great it just need a bit more time. However manual removal of rust flakes and excessive rust always helps it out.
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 I agree, my chassis is flaking in some spots. Do you have a website?
How much is this ? Any stores in Melbourne
JUST KIDDING LOVE OUR AUSSIE FRIENDS- STUFF LOOKS LIKE IT WORKS GOOD BUT YOU SHOULD SEE A CHASSIS FROM MICHIGAN MY FRIEND!!! THAT ISN'T RUST , I WISH THAT'S ALL I HAD TO DEAL WITH!!
I've heard it can get bad up there! If you need the right products to make the job easier we have a distributor in the United States. Just shoot us an email on admin@actioncorrosion.com.au and we will have them to contact you.
Ya`ll need to place a sale link in the description box for the video here, how do I buy the product here?
You can check our website www.actioncorrosion.com.au/store-locator/ to find a stockist near you or shoot us an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with details on the product you are after and your location for us to assist.
Can I get this in canada ??
We have a distributor in the USA who can supply you. You can find them here www.actioncorrosionsales.com/shop
I have a new four-wheel drive and I would like to get it done on it how can I order your product thanks
TJM stores throughout Australia are our exclusive stockists of the Rustproof Clear range of products. Please visit www.actioncorrosion.com.au to find your nearest store.
The slide rails on my RV are rusted to hell. It looks like a previous owner lived at the beach and never once lubricated the gear teeth :( Is the Action Gel something I could use on the gear teeth (not gear pack) and wash off completely, then lubricate? Thanks in advance.
Hi Rena, Yes Action Gel could be applied to gear teeth and then washed off once the rust has been removed. That will leave the bare metal clean and ready to be lubricated.
However is there is any lubricant or grease on the gear teeth already, remove this before applying the Gel so that there is nothing preventing the Gel making contact with the rust.
How can we order this to the middle east
He sounds like Hugh Jackman
Is this sold in the US?
Is this safe to use on an exhaust or would it eat through it?
Any stores in Adelaide stock this?
The website is of NO help. Store locator does Nothing. No idea how to purchase this product.....?
Hi William, the store locator is working. However if you are having trouble send an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with your location and which product you are interested. There we can provide the stockists near you.
Do you ever need to reapply the rust remover, to get all the rust off?
In some cases yes, you may need to reapply the Action Gel. Most of the time one application will do the trick.
Ain't you boys got water hoses? My hand got tired just watching you stay the crap off. The product does look very promising. I'm getting ready to do a frame and this shit looks like it would save me a bunch of work.
I'm interested but your contact information for outside Australia is horrible.
Please email admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with your location and which products you are interested in. There we can help you find a stockist near you.
I have a mazda b2200 and im looking for somthing to removed the old rust of it...
Ho recommends this product??
We recommend this product.
What's in it
I can’t trust a rust product from a country that hardly has any rust issues at all (unless you literally live by the sea) . Relatively dry air. No snow. I laughed at the rust you showed also. G’day from Okinawa Japan, where drink vending machines last about 5 years before they start flaking and bubbling with rust holes. I have junked three MX5’s here because they were rusted to shit , not even that old of a car ....
Hi There, 85% of Australians live literally by the sea.
Wow has he not seen like any Australian landmark? They’re pretty much all by the sea where the city’s are. Dotted on the coast around the whole country. Then the inner deserted areas are covered in mines where the roads are covered in iron ore and zinc
You forget to mention what the product cost and where how to order.
The price and how to order depends on your location. Please go to www.actioncorrosion.com.au/ to send an enquiry with details on the product you are interested in and the country you are in. Then we will be able to provide you with the relevant information.
Erica Talavera .. its free for pretty ladys
With pitting. Could you fill the holes with body filler before the spraying on the sealer?
Are these products available in the u.k.And at what cost.
Not, yet. We'll inform you when that occurs.
Is there any place in the USA where I can buy these products or are they not available in America?
The product is available in the USA. Here is the website of our distributor www.actioncorrosionsales.com/shop
@@actioncorrosionptyltd2526 Already bought some. Thank you for the link though.
How does it hold up against the elements I live in the salt belt in the U.S. (Salt lake city, Utah specifically)?Will I ever have to re-coat again?
lol ive been looking for solutions for road salt for months ..nano paints ? to bad thier no indoor cash wash with a in door parking garge ?
Can't beat boiled linseed oil after acid has dried.
A bit late to the party... Use a phosphoric acid based solvent (like in this video, or go at home depot and buy it by gallon), wash it after 20min, and then use fluid film. Apply before winter season every year. Look online, plenty videos on fluid film. Imo it's best anti-rust treatment ever.
@@thermorex Fluid film applied every year has not helped my cars very much. Overrated in my experience.
@@thermorex I'm gonna try fluid film in the fall
I'm trying to use it on my van chassis. Will it damage rubber booth and other rubber sealant? Thank u
It is not designed to be applied to rubber. We recommend avoiding it. However if you accidentally get some Action Gel on the rubber it will not instantly damage it and you will have time to clean it off with water and a cloth/sponge.
Why is he saying shazzy instead of chasis?
As much money as new cars cost, they should rust poof the under frame, carriage, metal when the car is manufactured.
Are these products available in Europe ?
Unfortunately they are not currently available in Europe. However we will post an update when they are.
Is it safe if the gel gets on rubber? Such as lines or hoses ?
Yes it is safe, just make sure that the Gel stays wet and is thoroughly washed off after use.
So no dont get it on the lines
@@BK-pc6ov
He didn't say don't get it on the lines. He said don't leave it on there.
Where can I buy the product ?
You can find a stockist near you on our website www.actioncorrosion.com.au/store-locations/
Is this available in US
It is available in the US. If you send an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with your location and what products you are interested in, we can put you in touch with a stockist.
I was about to purchase from your site but the shipping came out to an astonishing 50 dollars us for 2 spray bottles to be shipped to Canada. I just can't justify spending as much on shipping as I do on the product :( What's the timeline on Canadian distributors?
Shipping is more expensive than usual because it has to be shipped a specific way since the products are classified as Dangerous Goods.
Will this damage rubber or bushings wires etc
It will not instantly damage rubber however I recommend avoiding it where possible and wiping it off with a wet sponge/cloth if it goes onto rubber.
So thinners only after gel / b4 clear coat? Or b4 gel as well?
If the metal surface is dirty/greasy we recommend you clean it down before applying the Gel so that there is nothing preventing the Gel from making contact with the rust. General purpose thinners is to prep the clean metal surface for the Clear Coat.
So is it safe to let it run off into the environment like that?
Who gives a crap?
Can you apply a paint before you add the clear coat?
Yes, you can paint either before or after applying the protective coating.
Is this available in Denver, Colorado USA ?
Yes it is. We have a distributor in the USA. You can find them on www.actioncorrosionsales.com/shop
Phosphoric acid. That's the gel's basic ingredient.
@thermorex Yes it is, works great.
i try to order some product but the computer warn me your website is not safe, is there another method to order this?
If you send an email to admin@actioncorrosion.com.au with some information on what products you are after and your location, we will be able to assist you further.
Hi, could order in Auckland New Zealand?
Yes we have a distributor in New Zealand. You can find them on actioncorrosion.co.nz/
What is name of that product?
Action Gel is the product which removes the rust. Rustproof Clear is the product that protects the metal surface from rusting.
I'd be more worried about the welds holding everything together than surface rust, looks like an 8 yr. old did it mate.
Fortunately we aren't promoting any welding services :)
Can you ship to the US?
We have a distributor in the USA who can supply the product. You can find them at www.actioncorrosionsales.com/shop
How I can get it
No sound?
Nothing is shown
Chazzy
Is this product available in Ireland.
Unfortunately, at the moment, no they aren't. But we are working to get the products available in Europe soon.
Apparently safe to use with no gloves??? Eats away rust but won't absorb in your skin.finished product looked good
We recommend wearing gloves when using it. If Gel gets on your hands, wash them thoroughly with soap and water.
Can I get this in the States?
Yes the Action Corrosion products are available in the USA. You can purchase them on www.actioncorrosionsales.com/shop