Rust converter/inhibitor products.
Discussion
I see a lot of products on the market which claim that you can spray them direct onto rust, and it converts it back to metal, and stops rust from forming again. Are these products any good? And can you recommend a particular brand?
I've got a car coming from Japan, which I'm going to have Wax oiled and undersealed, but I'm thinking of using one of these products to spray the suspension wishbones etc to keep them looking reasonably smart.
Cheers.
I've got a car coming from Japan, which I'm going to have Wax oiled and undersealed, but I'm thinking of using one of these products to spray the suspension wishbones etc to keep them looking reasonably smart.
Cheers.

I'm not going to do the wax/underseal myself, I'm going to take it here: http://www.jrclassics.co.uk/procedure
226bhp said:
Seems to get a good enough review thereI have had 4 Jap imports.Dont piss about with that stuff just spray underside with old engine oil.A garage mate has done mine at the start of winter for £10.That reminds me my Teg DC5 is due to have its bottom sprayed.ps. the Prelude Type S I had for 5 years was as good as new when it moved on.
Old engine oil is acidic but still provides a water repellant surface. It doesn't last long.
+1 for Bilt Hamber products. I used Hydrate 80 to prepare rusty metal on an offshore platform, and a year later the paint was still on it and still looking good.
I used the same stuff while repairing wheel arches and bits on my car and the Bodyshop guy said it was the best stuff he'd been introduced to after 30 years in the trade. He also used the Dynax underbody wax and sang its praises.
+1 for Bilt Hamber products. I used Hydrate 80 to prepare rusty metal on an offshore platform, and a year later the paint was still on it and still looking good.
I used the same stuff while repairing wheel arches and bits on my car and the Bodyshop guy said it was the best stuff he'd been introduced to after 30 years in the trade. He also used the Dynax underbody wax and sang its praises.
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