How To Paint Rusty Metal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2016
- Here is how to paint rusty metal the easy way. Rather then sending all of the rust off of the metal, you could buy a rest converting primer, which mixes with the rust and converts it into a primer paint that protects the middle underneath. You can paint over it once you are done, or you can just use it as a standalone coat of paint. If you want to paint rusty metal, and you don't care if it looks really good or not, rust converting primer is a great option, and it is a lot faster and cheaper than sending all the rust off of the metal before you paint it. Here is where to get it:
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I had a stroke at the Beginning
Ha ha! Sorry about that.
hoohoohoblin nah mate it was funny I was like am I ok 😂?
don’t hear it very often thanks for the Kwl vid helpful you and the 100 other vids I have watched 👍
Lance Uppercut 🤣🤣🤣
Lmfao me too!!! I thought I was having a seizure. Too funny
Whole lot of talking going on. I felt the same.
One of my eye balls popped out of my head during that intro holy Sh!t
The double talk at beginning was pretty gnarly dude 🤙 I looked around to see if the shadows of my past were coming back 😆
I knew all those hits of windowpane would come back to haunt me
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@@spiketaterman5181 oh my gosh, cracking up here.
2.5 mil views and my guy still hasn't realized that 15 second out of body experience in the beginning of the video.
3.2Mil now 😆
I have used a similar rust converting product like this for years. Hard to believe but it really works well and is very durable. I recommend it.
What did you use?
Corroseal
@@robbiesharp311 I used a product called Plastikote for many years. Scrape off loose rust, paint it on as a clear coat and it dries to a dark blue/black hard coat which I then paint with the car colour. It is stunningly good. I now find Plastikoat was bought out by Dupli-Color. Looking at their website Dupli-Color does a product called Rust Fix which I suspect is Plastikote rebranded. Unfortunately they only sell it now as an aerosol from what I see, though I could be wrong. I always keep a bottle of Plastikote on the shelf and touch up rust whenever it appears. That, combined with an annual Rust Check spray treatment every year means the bodies of my cars never fail me. Hope that helps.
On reading further, Corroseal is evidently an identical product judging by the described action, plus it is sold in a small plastic bottle (non-aerosol). That would be my choice for future purchases.
You really need to push and stipple the loaded brush into that rusted metal (rather than just brushing it on lightly) and apply two or three coats of it for better coverage and protection. Priming and painting is then advised.
When repainting car parts that were rusty a make a date of when i painted it. I know how long it lasts before it needs doing it again. I use zinc primer which should help.
Michael David agreed zinc helps
the beginning was suitable for my other me, we both understood.
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Wire brushed my frame & front end etc(E350 4x4 van)... then put this stuff on and wanted to see how long it would last. So far its been 3-4 years and only a little has come back through, so this time I'm gonna do it again with Rustoleum Professional grade Oil gloss black to seal it since Corroseal is only a Primer. Even a body shop guy said stay again from those undercoatings cause they are all rubberized and just peel. You can also just mix the rustoleum with acetone to spray it in the hard to reach areas with - 4 parts rustoleum to 1 part acetone ratio, then clean gun with Lacquer thinner first then mineral spirits.
Same thing happened to me with the truck in the video. I ended up putting a coat of rustoleum black barbecue paint over it. This stuff works great as a primer, but a coat of paint over it makes it last a long time.
Woah, that's wicked! I know your channel from watching your mountain bike videos, but I was surprised to see your channel pop up when I searched "how to fix rusty metal", so I could fix my old Ranger.
Ha ha! I’m everywhere!!!
I remember way back in the 1980s when they are selling a particular paint that contains fish oil, and all you have to do is to use all of the different kinds of steel brush inorder to reach all of the rusted metal parts and components inorder to remove all loose rust flakes and then spray or bush that fish oil-based paint because the fish oil will allow the synthetic resin component of the paint to penetrate right through all of that stubborn and tenacious rust UNTIL IT COMES INTO CONTACT WITH UNRUSTED STEEL OR IRON ITSELF.
Hell yea! exactly what I was looking for. And the needle scaler comment made it great.
@Cory Miller >He says “Its best to clean the loose stuff off with a wire wheel”. Then goes ahead and paints the converter on the loose stuff. ASE Master since 1978 - Retired
I used this stuff and it looked good for a few months and rust spots popped right out again. Mine dried black by the way!
Same case here. What it do is reform upper layer of rust and it is ok for a few months. That rust proofing system is worthless.
I hear u, what I did now was used fluid film. I picked it up at Lowe’s. It sprays a greasy liquid on the surface that is supposed to stop rust from continuing and protects it for about a year. So I would have to shoot another Cote on it next year. U should check it out!
I thought the spirits were talking to me in the beginning of the video lol
Muito bom.
Fiz o mesmo no carrinho de mão e ficou muito bom.
Pintei depois de preto e ficou ainda melhor para durar!
Thank you. Exactly what I wanted to do. Never knew this existed. I will do this.
You’re welcome
Appreciate your video, short , yet well detailed.
Thanks.
It is phosphoric acid, a common old-time brand is called "Ospho", been around for ever, it works.
I was going to post but noticed you already had it here lol. Home depot sells a gallon used for concrete etching that is super concentrated and can be sprayed as well for soaking. Rust turns black and it is ready to paint.
Up here in eastern Canada when our highway snow plows start to get rusty they get sand blasted and a coat of zinc paint before they get another coat of snowplow yellow. Makes a huge difference when one accidentally doesn't get the zinc paint and pops rust by next spring. Use it anytime I paint something rusty.
Thanks
Thanks.
This stops or conserve the rust? No need to take off some rust before using this? After this product do you paint?
I own semi trucks and trailers and It's really unfortunate how these companies are misleading the public. All the rust converters/ rust reformers are pure bs. The best method I found to work is getting an angle grinder with a flap disc, getting the frame as close to bare metal as possible than power washing it thoroughly let it sit for a few days to dry. Than roll, spray or brush rustoleum oil based paint apply it very thick. Give it at least 3 passes. Thank me later.
I use stuff called Black Star.. it’s amazing stuff.. how do you say it’s pure bs if you put it on and the rust doesn’t come through again??
What about miriatic acid? I heard it eats away the rust, then u paint it.
@Rick Simpson so after all my research it looks like a product from lock tight called naval jelly is the best, cause it's got phospheric acid, as muriatic acid has a different kind of acid that makes things worse. Would u agree. Also after I pressure wash it all off, do I still need to use alcohol or brake cleaner before I paint using Rust-Oleum oil based..??
@Rick Simpson ok. I only have surface rust so a hammer it too much! I was thinking of a grinder with one of those pleated disks. So just good ole elbow grease huh? Then after I get down to bare metel, clean with brake cleaner, then paint. U sure I don't need a primer first??
@Rick Simpson 03 Xterra 4x4. Exhaust and shocks rusted through, but I'm replacing all that. Frame has minor surface rust, as well as all the bolts, etc. Bottom and frame not too bad.
is it ok to use around the brake line and rubber bushings?
Is there any spray instead... for tighter corners
Can you power wash the rust off in stead of the wire wheel?
All rust converters are temporary, you need a permanent paint coverage over the metal; after primer. Most rust converters say this on the container, and mention to paint anyway.
You are right. I think the best thing to do would be to hit it with Rustoleum or with truck bedliner after it dries.
@@hoohoohoblinRustoleum is crap. Oil based pain, like the shit you put on your walls, is the best. 3 layers. It'll last a couple years easy.
@@timothyandrewnielsen Rustoleum is oil based paint. Wall paint is latex.
gary24752 true
hoohoohoblin slightly thin the rust paint to penetrate all the crevices and welds
Wow, looks great.
Thank U for video. i just got new chevy 1500 from 1990 and there is some rust under. i was wondering can i use this primer on every rusted parts or its just for frame specific?
+basementgainz this paint will work on any rusty metal, so you can paint whatever is rusted with it. It does work better and last longer if you put actual paint over it after it dries. It was intended to be a primer.
hoohoohoblin what about hot metal like exhaust?
How do you get a NEW Chevy 1500 from 1990, in 2017?? 😁
Any water-soluble cleaner you recommend?
"and now my rusty metal is protected!" loool
A needle scaler will get rust off better than any air tool or chizel.
James Pinckard
Thanks, the neighbors are gonna love me. LOL
Harbor freight air hammer
Can you give an example of a water-based cleaner (or two) that you use after the Corroseal?
AS SOON AS IT TURNS BLACK I PAINT OVER IT! AS IT IS FROM RUST TO PRIMER.
@@tradmanmike3360 thinking this does not address my question.
Well I am restoring my 1984 GMC K2500 again, 1st time in AZ and now in NC, very humid and salt on roads here. After looking at scores of these rust stop videos I am thinking about Fluid Film or similar lanolin type product. There is a bit of maintenance and you don't want a cat hiding up there, due to it being gooey. From what I see it does a great job of stopping and preventing rust.
I've used rust converters before but they have never worked properly, they'll convert some of the rust to the black non corrosive stuff but not all of it and thats where the problem is, the bits that arent converted just rust underneath the surface.
The best product I have used is Penetrol (not sure what they call it in other Countries) but thats the stuff they use on boats to stop the rust.
I paint rust with copper grease. Never bothered to clean the rust off first. I am too lazy and have a theory that the rust would act as a barrier. The exhaust then produces quite a bit of smoke, on the outside!
@Will Swift It smoked until the grease is evaporated by the heat. It's like over heating cooking oil in pan. I haven't checked, the exhaust hasn't developed a hole or fallen off. The exhaust is 18 year old and 130k miles. There is only smoke on very hot parts.
What about the top surface of the rail ?
Will it stand up to heat like on a grill?
Do I have to paint it after? If I'm happy with the black color, can I just leave it as is?
It is best if you paint it. After being outside for a little over a year, mine started getting a little bit rusty in spots. The best thing would be to prime it with the stuff, and then paint over with the rust oleum or something else that is tough.
If you're happy with Black, paint it Black !
Been using POR-15 for 20 years on many east coast rustbuckets. Always worked for me.
I’m sure that’s good stuff too. I used it to patch a leaky motorcycle gas tank years ago, and it worked great.
@@hoohoohoblin plastic or metal tank?
@@sean.g4516 🤣🤣🤣
That's pretty cool. Does it have a high heat tolerance. I want to paint my engine block and cylinder heads.
That’s a good question. I don’t know the answer, but I doubt it. It is latex paint, so it probably can’t handle that much heat.
There are special high height paints.
@@SteveVi0lence Yeah, I found them at the auto store. There are some that are for high heat up to 2000 degrees. I forget the one I used though.
@@Lovetolivetruely cool! Was it a spray paint or something like an enamel hand paint?
@@SteveVi0lence yes.... You can also find them on ebay and at hardware stores.... Look for high heat tolerance auto engine paints, or something aling those lines in a google search.
After applying OSPHO in a badly scaling battery box on a tractor, I was not able to cover it up and it was rained on several times. Came back a couple weeks later to find awful white powder build up instead of black hardened coating ready to be painted. Now what to do !!
Ha! That ain't rust. Come to Michigan,. I'll show you rust!
Ed Grigsby nah that’s rust bro, y’all cars just falling apart
Ed Grigsby come to canada
Damn, people from Michigan are so cool with all their rust.
@@TheWayBesst not much of a choice road salt 3 - 4 months a year
or to Canada rather =)
Very cool! Thanks for the upload!
You’re welcome.
How was the long term affect for this did it hold up and last?
Exactly. A hair cut usually looks good the day of, but give it a week or so.
I use adcoat by the gallon
I use it same on frame but also under the hood on even the partially rusted and painted parts it dries clear on them give the compartment a clean great look
Ion hey rusted areas I treat them 3 times to get them to totally stop rusting.
I replaced the cap with a tip style cap and squeeze it out on a tooth brush or paintbrush to get all the smaller parts it made my Cadillac look great and I did valve covers and repainted o er it with paint
Good panted areas like air cleaner I brushed it on them let it partially dry the criss crossed the brush strokes and looks fantastic when dry co.es out like a faint orange peel Clearcoat
For heavy rust use a needle scaler to remove it. It's much faster than anything else. When you use the rust converter you should also paint over it to better seal the rust from the oxygen it needs to grow,
Sage advice, always apply an aerosol spray of galvanising paint, then a coat of Smoothrite black afterwards to achieve the best results👍
I'm sorry as a restoration shop owner for nearly 37 years I can't agree with your process, you have to remember that if you don't at least get the loose rust off your rails then all you're doing is sealing in the rust which will grow inside quickly and this will become a nightmare. At least take a high-speed polisher with a flat wheel or a large scuff wheel and get the loose stuff off and this actually works pretty good after that
He literally said that in the video to get all the loose rust off, you just didn't watch an hour of him wirebrushing it off.
Do you need to paint over it. I would think the undercarriage would get wet and get hit by sand particles at high speeds and the surface eventually wear out. Or dose this product create a durable layer?
Yes. Putting a good coat of tough paint over it would be the smartest thing to do. On mine I just put the primer on it, and it started getting some rust spots after about a year. When I do it again, I’ll do a coat of rust oleum over it.
What did you use to clean/wash after you wire brushed the rust off?
Just water.
May have been asked already. Can you apply POR 15 over this and expect good adhesion? And if so, would you want to thoroughly rinse prior to applying POR 15? I know POR makes their own metal prep but I think it's very weak. Great video, thanks!
I don’t know. I’ve never used POR15.
You would use por 15 instead of this not in addition to.
No. You need to clean the metal, then acid etch before you can apply POR-15. You cannot topcoat this with POR-15 or else it will flake off
I make my own oil mixture up to coat the frame and floors, 1 gallon can with motor oil and 5 or 6 tubes of h.p grease used for ball joints etc, mix it up til it's gloopy and thick and paint it on, it lasts way longer than the oil guard at Ziebart and when it starts drying out gloop on some more, I do the engine compartment, underneath the inside door jambs and anywhere I won't brush on getting in the car, my 04 Hummer had a couple small spots starting and I completely avoided them with the gloop.
I'm pleased that you've come up with a remedy just like mine. Thanks. I noticed that the frame and suspension parts don't rust when they get coated with old oil and grease just from ordinary driving. My poor old '93 "Jimmy" has a severe rust problem in the frame and the two "A" frames. I save used grease and old motor oil for my mixture. After flushing out the rocker panels, and letting them dry, I poured my solution through the long holes under the door thresholds after I covered the drain holes, and blasted the inside with compressed air which splashed it on the tops and sides, as well as the bottoms of the insides of the rockers. I let them set for a day so the mixture would sink into the bottom seams. One video recommend automatic trany oil, as it contains a rust preventer. No rusted rockers for at least 10 years.
did you mix the corroseal with a gallon of water like it says in the directions or did you just paint it on without adding water?
I just painted it on straight from the bottle.
Where to buy feronite in store or online?
Based in Adelaide
Thanks
I don’t know where to get it in your country. I have an Amazon link in the description. They might ship internationally.
I was gonna call an ambulance out because I though I was having a seizure stroke
Tell your friend to stop talking over you
That’s exactly what I was thinking
I thought something was wrong with my phone lmao
Turn off the captions
No it was a editing glitch
There is one converter called , Rust Doctor, that you can use the same way, but it can be used on painted rusty metal as well as non painted like your frame. I am a 64yr. old women and don't have as much excess energy as I used to, so not having to take it down to the bare metal is a plus. My question is, can I use this to convert where there is rust and paint? Thank you. Take care.
I think so. You’d have to check with the company to make sure. It should just act like normal paint when painted over paint, and then convert the rest when it goes over rust. Either way, I’d recommend painting rustoleum over it after it dries. The paint is called Corroseal.
can you prime and sand over this and paint it? i have a chevy van as old as your truck but not as well taken care of so the roof as a huge patch of surface rust on it so im thinking to use this stuff from your video then prime and paint. its the roof so i dont care how smooth it looks. your truck is really nice by the way! thats a classic
Yes. I recently painted more of the rust under the truck and painted the rust converter on, and then the next day I painted rustoleum over it.
I thought I was tripping balls the first few seconds!!!!
Anyone else get led here directly from that other dude's frame rust removal video with the truck frame?
Looks the same as "KURUST" IN THE UK by hammerite . Used it 25 years ago with a top coat of hammerite paint once curred it worked very well but the rust always slowly crept back , the more rust removed prior to treating the longer it lasted before some rust showed threw ......5 years plus so a great product imho
+Noxious Rooster i’m sure it does work better if you sand most of the rust off. I agree that this is a pretty good product even though it doesn’t last forever. I was pretty impressed that it turned the rust and to paint as well as it did.
Thanks for the reply buddy 0)
Great video it is very helpful i,m messing around with a rusty trailer in a few weeks wish me luck
Cheers
Will this protect it from getting worse rusty and get more water damage?
And prevent it from rotting more?
It definitely helps. It is best to put the rust converter on and then paint over it with Rustoleum.
Nice talking over your talking at the start😂
“Look at the debriss bois” 😂
Is this stuff good for the inside of a truck bed floor? I’ve got an ‘85 Chevy k10 I’m restoring and it’s got a lot of surface rust on the bed floor, gotta get it covered soon.
It would probably work for that, but I’m not sure how it would handle being walked on and having things on it all the time. I used it in the trunk of my barracuda along time ago, and it worked fine. I bet you could put this on and then put some truck bed coating paint over it.
I'm a body repairer and we put a rubber glove on and rag it on only use a brush on the tight bits that way you can rub it in and get an even coat,put a mask on too
I thought I opened a rift in space time for a minute there.
A rust converter containing Phosphoric acid? The Phosphoric acid bonds with any iron oxide still present ( Rust ) and changes it chemically into ferric phosphate ( Black Stuff ) which is an inert compound that will absolutely stop any rust coming back
Science! Thanks.
Moisture will find its way, but it will be many years for that metal to fall apart. Metal will contract in winter and will expand in summer leaving micro surface areas exposed to moisture. You can slow down oxidation, but cant completely stop the process
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I agree. Tell that to the guy a few posts up that owns semis and trailers. Apparently, just because you own those things means you know more about science. Lol
is it okay to spray undercoating after applying the rust converter?
Yes. You can do that. The rusty metal primer Works just like regular primer. You can paint over it.
All right, thanks for the response. I also thought that it might also be a good idea to undercoat a vehicle even if it's still brand new, just to avoid corrosion..hehe
Talk about smart!
Wonder if it will go through a sprayer?
1:22 Especially on thick metal like this knocks on it with his hand rust begins to fall off
I was going to say that same thing 😂😂
It was leaves blowing in the wind watch pay attention.
At the start of the video I thought my wife was talking to me.....that’s usually what I hear. Lol
😂😂😂😂😂
is your wife a man?
@@mg6192 Just smokes a lot of cigarettes
@@mg6192 possible, it’s 2020 after all.
@@SpencerLemay LOL!
What section did you find this at Home Depot? I looked all around and had no luck.
I bought it in the paint section. They should still have it. If you asked, someone there should be able to find it for you.
Great job!!!!! I gotta get some of that stuff!
The video itself is GREAT...
Great information.. Thank YOU.
Notice he never sprayed the inside of the box frame. still rusting.
Seems identical to Bilt Hamber Hydrate 80. Good stuff!
Yeah the correct way is to grind or bristle the old rust away first and then seal and paint if you want, but that stuff will come back through because you never removed the oxidation,...but if you don't mind going thru that process every year or so, then you're fine
Corroseal is a great inexpensive rust converter. U have About 2 weeks to add paint over top of it. You should definitely paint over corroseal for the long run. I use epoxy paint from auto parts store in a spray can. Vhr black epoxy (purple can ) works amazing.
Thanks!
Trust me that rust will just come straight back. Ive tried all them rust converters, a year later RUST! just get it back to clean metal with abrasives
POR15 buddy
If you don't use a sealer on por15 it will rust, but it still takes many years.
what kind of sealer? whats the process you use?
Brush rust off buy metal rusting+any color mixed paint and later on do undercoat with this. I do every 2 years and its fine :)
Yep, soon as it touches salt. My truck looked so nice, the frame even got compliments when it was inspected. The next year it looked worse.
looks great i think im going to do this then spray a body underliner on top to protect
+kcwkembm that sounds like a good idea to me. This rust converter works well, but it works even better if she put something over it, and that underliner stuff is perfect.
DO NOT put undercoating over rust, even converted. Undercoating is something that has to be done at the factory on pristine metal for it to have any impact. If you apply it over even a little rust spot it will just hide the cancer until its eaten a hole through the frame.
How is it holding up? Any rust coming through? Or rotted out areas? Have you had to reapply?
It lasted a couple of years and then started to show a little bit of rust again. I did a follow up video on it. Recently I put another coat of rust converter on it, and then painted over that with black rustoleum, which should last forever. I think the best approach would be to paint the rust with the rust converter, let it dry for a day, and then paint over it with rustoleum.
hoohoohoblin Glad to heat it held up reasonably well. Living in SW Pennsylvania vehicle rust is part of life. Nothing around here is 15 years old without substantial rust or rot.
Acid had me tripping at the start
how's it looking now?
It still looks good.
Here is video of it a year later. It has a few rust spots, but I've taken the truck on the beach and into the sand dunes. th-cam.com/video/OEB_KKehBmQ/w-d-xo.html
How did it hold up? Thinking about using it on my boat trailer.
It do not hold up. Rust reformer is POS. Look for epoxy primer or, much less good, Cold galvanizing. Or some oils like Fluid film or Crown.
Will that wash off in the winter? I live in a snowbelt and salt and water everywhere. Or is it permanent bonded to
The metal?
It stays on like paint. I’d recommend painting the primer on, and then painting over it with some rust oleum paint. You don’t have to do much prep. The converter converts the rust into paint, and then the rust oleum will keep it from rusting again.
It slows the rust down but remember.....rust never sleeps.
I thought I was high as a kite at the beginning
How is that holding up now 2 years later? Still no rust? I've been looking for something to use on my old truck, cars and trailers for some time now, this stuff sounds pretty decent
I made a follow up video, and the link is below. It starts to get a little bit of spotty rust after about a year. I think the best thing to do would be painted with primer and then give it a coat of something like rustoleum. th-cam.com/video/OEB_KKehBmQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the update, I'm gonna have to look into this stuff some more, it looks great, thinking of using it on a few vehicles and then going over with an oil/wax or some kind of paint or maybe a zinc coating.
That's nice for the outside , we all know rust startes FROM THE INSIDE how do you get the product coated to the inside of the frame rail
You don't sadly. I use something called Dinitrol ML for coating inside the frame. I live in Finland though, so you might not have this product. However you could pretty much use anything oil-based(linseed oil, fluid film etc).
You’re right. It isn’t perfect, but coating one side helps slow the rust down a little bit.
Can I use a spray bottle? will it damage hoses or wires?
It is latex based, and pretty thin, so you could probably use some kind of sprayer with it. I don't think it would hurt hoses or wires, as it is water based and latex.
Using a brush is really really easy and you make sure you get it where you want. Spraying will waste solution due to overspraying. Perhaps if parts are not easily accessible it would better to spray
love how your asking this guy questions like he a pro lol
Forgot to mention I liked the video tho... ✌
A bit of a jeckal and hyde moment at the start, I thought it was my device piling in 😂👌😁
It works good at first but with the first few times it gets wet it starts to rust again with another protective coating on top of it. There are much much better less killing products out there.
Can you paint the exhaust with it?
I don’t think so. It’s latex paint. I have used rustoleum, black barbecue paint on a muffler, and it works great. I actually did that on this truck because the muffler is starting to rust.
Мы, в России по другому боремся с ржавчиной!
Ага, просто хер на неё забиваем... Ну и пушечным салом не забыть помазать, может и спасет.
Rust Never Sleeps
True.
That’s what Neil Young says too.
Ewan Yengi Rust forever young.
Ewan Yengi Rust never die.
Ewan Yengi Rust forever hungry. 😂🤣
Can I put this directly on my engine block
Do you think this is a good product for restoring a car ? I am working on a 67 Cougar and the frame has rust spots through out it
+Dustin Mcphetridge it is latex based, and they say that you can paint over it. I think it would work for that, but I'm not sure if professional car restorers have some other type of paint they use.
Love those Cougars !
def love cougar with big headlights and big round taillights
What I'd do.
Buy some of that acid that removes rust. Spray it inside and outside the frame. Clean it off.
Paint frame
Apply a fluid film or another kind of oil like film over the inside and outside of the frame.
After that all you need to do is re apply the fluid film once a year.
Avoid that rubberized undercoating, it'll just cause the vehicle to rot out faster.
@LAFOLLETTER pretty much addressed all of that in my post.
How to paint over rust.
Step 1 - dont
Andrew Stewart step 1: remove rust to bare metal
Lmfao right it’s just like scale as soon as you ding something on the paint that’s over the rust or let a rock hit it then BOOM there goes your seal and it will all fall off lmao🤣🤣
Andrew Stewart super agree , and in my opinion rust encapsulating products are rust trappers I don’t care how much methyl di isocyanate they put in the paints and encapsulated products . Mechanically remove the rust ,chemically clean the bare metal prime with primer zinc rich is best and apply several coats of rust paint let dry and then undercoat let dry then spray with environmentally friendly chain bar oil and veg / corn /canola oil the entire body and frame inner box tail gate doors floors lines and line retainers ,fenders ,rad mount don’t get any on breaks or rotors , drums, engine and not on exhaust components or catalytic converters on manifolds or headers or header wrap as it could ignite I wet all rags from clean up in water to prevent spontaneous combustion as you would using linseed oil in wood refinishing then dispose of soaking wet
... or don't need to. Many just want to extend the life of the vehicle while making it look better. Not trying to get 20 more years out of it.
@@samdamico6948 same fucking thing with powder coating,so what now?
What did you use or how did you wash and clean it after the wire brush though? You didn't really show that part... Pressure water sprayer washer? Soap? What kind?
I just use dish soap and a garden hose to spray it off.
is it okay to paint the frame after this? or will you need to loosen up the treated rust?
Yes. The stuff works great as a first coat of primer, and then you paint over it with some regular paint like rust oleum.
+hoohoohoblin
I was thinking of using Rust-Oleum undercoating or Herculiner to further encapsulate the metal.