If you have rust anywhere
03-10-04, 05:39 PM
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hmm i think i will get some of this to hold my trans am over until the resto after college... however im worried that after i remove the rust i wont have any trans am left 
03-10-04, 06:46 PM
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Alright you guys.
Sorry for never following up but I had troubles with the 7 this past weekend and I had to work on that insead of showing pics.
As far as scrubbing... scrubing helps a lot. You can see when you spray how fast it starts working. I left the remover on for about 30-60 sec at a time and scrubbed with a scotch pad.
As for paining... I dont think you should paint over the protectant. I think the protectant is a composite of waxes and lubricants. So you can use the remover to take the rust off instead of sanding and then use primer for a base, then your paint.
I will try and do the before and after this weekend when I have time.
Sorry again for lagging, I promise I am no lazy ***. Just a guy with a problematic FD.
Sorry for never following up but I had troubles with the 7 this past weekend and I had to work on that insead of showing pics.
As far as scrubbing... scrubing helps a lot. You can see when you spray how fast it starts working. I left the remover on for about 30-60 sec at a time and scrubbed with a scotch pad.
As for paining... I dont think you should paint over the protectant. I think the protectant is a composite of waxes and lubricants. So you can use the remover to take the rust off instead of sanding and then use primer for a base, then your paint.
I will try and do the before and after this weekend when I have time.
Sorry again for lagging, I promise I am no lazy ***. Just a guy with a problematic FD.
03-10-04, 07:03 PM
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i just used it on my chain, it doesnt work THAT fast and only some areas are coming off, but it does say use in 70f weather and its about <30 now here in nyc so i understand if its not working as hard as it should since different formulas have specific temperatures to help cure. like silicone..
03-10-04, 08:16 PM
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Originally posted by kevinvr6
i just used it on my chain, it doesnt work THAT fast and only some areas are coming off, but it does say use in 70f weather and its about <30 now here in nyc so i understand if its not working as hard as it should since different formulas have specific temperatures to help cure. like silicone..
i just used it on my chain, it doesnt work THAT fast and only some areas are coming off, but it does say use in 70f weather and its about <30 now here in nyc so i understand if its not working as hard as it should since different formulas have specific temperatures to help cure. like silicone..
Try scrubbing with a damp scotch pad.
03-11-04, 03:46 PM
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Originally posted by kevinvr6
this product sucks, it does almost nothing to get rid of rust off my motorcycle chain, its good for removing grease though thats about it
this product sucks, it does almost nothing to get rid of rust off my motorcycle chain, its good for removing grease though thats about it
Maybe the degree of rust on your chain is different??? Is there anything else you can try it on?
Did you try scrubbing like I said before???
03-11-04, 04:54 PM
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Originally posted by kevinvr6
i scrub it with a beach towel
i scrub it with a beach towel
Let me know your results.
