Anyone used Dynax S-50 on the underside of their V8V?
Anyone used Dynax S-50 on the underside of their V8V?
Author
Discussion

andyvvc

Original Poster:

267 posts

173 months

Monday 27th January 2020
quotequote all
I have a few bottles of this stuff in the garage. Not got around to using it yet (high protection rust proofing).

Has anyone used it on the underside of their car? I don't have space in my garage to jack the car up or remove wheels etc. And my drive and road slope so i can't jack the car up there either (well, not safely lol)

Access for me is limited to what i can get to crawling under the car front and rear frown

Is there much that can be reached in this manner with the spray and extension nozzle?

An alternate option is that i bung my local Indy a few notes and get the use of a ramp on a Saturday morning if they aren't busy (which ought to give me better access to stuff)

Thoughts appreciated.


bogie

17,088 posts

302 months

Monday 27th January 2020
quotequote all
Not used it, but use similar on a motorcycle. Before application it all really needs to be really clean, so jet washed/steam cleaned or similar. Then apply the anti corrosion stuff. If you are going to do it, perhaps pay someone with a ramp and get proper access.


crispyj

107 posts

197 months

Monday 27th January 2020
quotequote all
Used dynax on rear subframe as starting to corrode. Get it on a ramp would be best

cornershop

2,150 posts

226 months

Thursday 13th February 2020
quotequote all
Avoid getting it onto anything rubber, as its harmful during the curing phase. Fine once cured.

As advised by BH themselves.

stevenotwet

201 posts

106 months

Friday 14th February 2020
quotequote all
Great stuff,
I've swapped to ACF50 and use it on my bike during winter with the salt etc on the roads.
It's a bit kinder on rubber, and has a hell of a creep great for moisture and electrics.
Get it on the ramp steam clean decrease pressure wash, then spray liberally keeping away from discs .
Drop it and forget for 6 months

stevenotwet

201 posts

106 months

Friday 14th February 2020
quotequote all
Great stuff,
Not meaning to hi jack your thread but I've swapped to ACF50 and use it on my bike during winter with the salt etc on the roads.
It's a bit kinder on rubber, and has a hell of a creep great for moisture and electrics.
Get it on the ramp steam clean decrease pressure wash, then spray liberally keeping away from discs .just leave it including the crud that you don’t get to while cleaning the top side of the car
Drop it and forget for 6 months .