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Have you tried filling that area and all the cavities with waxoyl?
Technical What to do about rust?!
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Technical What to do about rust?!
Spray/soak it with something like Fertan or another rust stabilizer, than spray it with Waxoil or similar ( don't use that first as it will only cover the rust....!!)
Any good stabilzer will penetrate the excisting rust.
In my opinion, doing nothing is no option...you'll regret it soon.
Any good stabilzer will penetrate the excisting rust.
In my opinion, doing nothing is no option...you'll regret it soon.
Drill a small hole in it, so you can get stabilizer and similar in.
Dinitrol is the best stuff to use, used it on a few Rover SD1's back in the day and it worked a treat.
I'd say, it's not only the brand, but the amount of it that you use...
You should really soak the object that you are protecting...it's a real messy job...best done when ouitside temps are high...so the product will "creep" everywhere...
You should really soak the object that you are protecting...it's a real messy job...best done when ouitside temps are high...so the product will "creep" everywhere...
and also after a long dry spell to reduce the risk of trapping any moisture.
Well....Fertan is best used on a WET surface...
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Even if I drill a hole, it'll just get in and soak one area. There's no way I've discovered that will give the all around spray i need :-(
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Cans of Dynax S50 come with a lance that has a multi-direction spray on the end, so you poke the lance into the box section and move it about to get good coverage. Keep spraying as you pull the lance out slowly and you'll cover the whole of the inside of the section. It's very easy.
It was spraying waxoyl in cavities that were damp and/or already had rust forming that caused so many problems.
Correct, a rust converter/stabilizer is needed first.
