Corroseal Rust Converter - 1 Quart

I have used another product for a number of years dealing with rust as it occurs on a Freighliner chassis and tow gear and things. I've been surprised at how well it has worked. This product claims to convert rust in the same way but is water based instead of oil based. was a little skeptical about this being a water based product but read some reviews by professional restoration types on other websites that sounded excellent so gave it a try. First, water cleanup is definitely a welcome change. As to the product, the reviews of its long term effectiveness were good. I have no reason to doubt them but haven't used it long enough to confirm them, I have used it in a number of places over the past couple of months and been pleased with the result whether significant preparation was needed on heavy rust or just normal maintenance on light rust as it begins to occur. Follow the directions, including the additional coats indicated by the colors it presents as it dries and I think you will like the results. It will dry to a durable deep black finish somewhere between gloss and semi-gloss. It serves as a primer for paint at that point although the finish looks nice enough, even when applied with a brush ,that the only reason I think I'll paint is to make the adjacent surfaces look as nice as this turns out. I'm even considering just using this although it would make for an expensive paint where rust treatment isn't required. I did some black enameled panels where there was rust I brushed out in a few place and no rust in other places. I coated the whole panel and it looks nice and uniform in the previously rusted areas as well as the rest of the panel. I will definitely be purchasing more of this.

Works great and the absolute best and fastest eating to apply even in tight hard to reach places. QWORK Air Blow Gun Pneumatic Engine Cleaning Gun with 4Ft Hose, Cleaning Degreaser Sprayer Tool

This product does exactly as described. Covers old rusty parts well. Very easy to use and leaves a strong durable coating after application. Highly recommend. Great for lots of uses in the garage.

This is pretty good. I had to put some on a cancerous part of my Jeep where the rear wheel well meets the frame. It is a milky-white color, and is a little more viscous than milk itself - think buttermilk. It goes on easy enough, but it is runny and won't stay put if layered in any sort of thickness. Don't put it in a cheap dollar-store spray bottle unless you want it everywhere, get something better. But understand that you won't be storing it in that spray bottle because this stuff dries up like lacquer and will freeze and clog the sprayer - hence my use of the dollar-store variety. On second thought I should have used a sponge-tip paintbrush applicator, that would work perfect for this. It works great once on the part, I first took a hammer to knock off the gobs of rust flaking off to get to a solid surface. It started to turn black after 5 minutes, and only got darker. 15 mins in it was pretty much done, and starting to dry. I let it dry overnight and it formed a good coating that should survive this winter, until I can get under there to repair it properly.

This stuff worked like a dream. I took a wire brush for my drill and cleaned up the metal. Then I applied a good coat of this sealer and the color was great. The step by step was easy to use. It covered my running boards well!

It's just TOO EASY! Paints on like buttermilk, turns to black (magnetite) on rusty areas, dries almost clear elsewhere. No fumes, no complicated process, just remove loose rust, paint on with a foam or bristle chip brush (I've even used a pump sprayer) let it dry for an hour (max) and then paint -- or NOT. The black magnetite coating is quite rugged all by itself.

This stuff is amazing. I’ve used it on several different projects & it has never let me down. It gobbled up the rust & dries quickly.

I used this to derust the bottom of my garage door. It’s wasn’t completely rusted, but there were sections of rust between one and two inches high. I used just as the label directed. I noticed that the product was not a milky white out of the bottle as I had seen on some videos. It would achieve that coloration after vigorous stirring but then revert quickly to a yellowish brown tint. I have to wonder if the product I received was old. I did have to redo a number of sections a few times to get it to convert fully. The biggest issue I had with it was that it bled through the paint in places, even after applying 3 coats of spray paint. Corroseal admits it may do this in their FAQs and says you have to cover it with an oil based primer. I think that’s a bit misleading. I had already spent several weeks on this project because of rain delays. Not happy to have to do more work.

Increible producto, sencillo de usar y seguro. muy efectivo siguiendo el proceso el cual no es nada complicado. lo seguire comprando cada vez que tenga un problema de oxido

funcionó perfecto

Fácil aplicación

Muy caro pero muy bien y facil.

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