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To RUST PREVENTION YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO RUST PREVENTION PRODUCT TRAINING GUIDE Restoration & Repair MULTI-PURPOSE FINISHES PRIMERS Hammered, Smooth and Satin No.1 Rustbeater Red Oxide Primer Protects and rejuvenates metal. Kills rust, primes and undercoats • High performance traditional primer • Formulated to offer 8 year • Can be applied directly to rust all in one. • Suitable for both rusty and clean protection with no need for primer or • Can be applied directly onto rust iron and steel • Drying / recoat times reduced an undercoat • Compatible with most topcoats • Special anti-corrosive formulation to 4 hours • Corrosion resistant • Suitable for large and heavily pitted • For interior and exterior use • Contains Anti - Corrosive • Specially formulated to form a areas of rust • Provides a smooth protective pigment giving additional tough barrier that • Colours - Dark Brown and Beige base for overcoating with barrier protection by reacting sheds moisture to provide long • Available in brush and minimal sanding with atmospheric moisture lasting protection aerosol application • Available in 250ml & 500ml Available in Available in cans for • Paintable, Sprayable and • Available in 250ml, 400ml • Available in 250ml, 400ml (aerosol) aerosol application. brush application. Rollable (aerosol), 750ml, 2.5Ltr & 5Ltr & 2.5Ltr Anti Rust Primer Special Metals Primer Hammered Finish - Colours Satin Finish - Colours Prevents metal rusting. Promotes adhesion of topcoat to • Provides a smooth protective stainless steel and all non-ferrous base for overcoating metal surfaces: Aluminium, Galvanised, Black Blue Copper Dark Green Gold Red Silver White Black White • Minimal sanding required Chrome, Brass, and Copper. • Compatible with most top coats • One coat • Available in brush and • Re-paintable after 2 hours Smooth Finish - Colours aerosol application • Colour - Red • Colour - Grey • Available in 250ml Black Blue Cream Copper Dark Green Gold Yellow Red Silver White CONVERTERS Rust Remover Dip Rust Converter s when tin on 3 e The effortless way to y w Rain runs Rain remains u i Provides effective removal of rust. Kurust b l off surface on surface l y d Converts rust to a sound surface in paint & protect metal h o • Brings back to bare metal W ? just 15 minutes. Topcoat • Non-harmful - will not damage No Primer or Hammerite Metal Paint Undercoat paintwork • Ideal for small patches of rust Undercoat Required Primer • Dilute with water to make 10 times • Repaintable after 3 hours Rust Rust the initial volume • Available in 12.5ml pencil, 90ml • SAG RESISTANT • Immerse rusty items overnight & 250ml bottles • EASY TO APPLY Metal Metal • Available in 500ml • QUICK DRYING Conventional Paint Rust Remover Gel • Brush directly on to rusty metal JOB SPECIFIC PRODUCTS • Ideal for vertical and intricate surfaces Direct to Galvanised Garage Door Paint • Available in 100ml blister pack A glossy, smooth finish for non- Specially formulated for both metal ferrous metals such as aluminium, and wooden garage doors. It is ANCILLARY PRODUCTS copper, brass & galvanised steel. highly resistant to flaking and • Can be applied directly onto discolouration and resists runs when Brush Cleaner and Thinners applied to vertical surfaces. non-rusting metals For cleaning brushes and spraying • One coat application • No undercoat required Hammerite Metal Finishes. • No primer required • Available in 6 colours - below • Hammerite Brush Cleaner and Thinners • Available in 6 popular colours • Available in 750ml can be used for cleaning brushes and • Available in 750ml painting equipment • Can be used to thin Hammerite Metal Finishes for spray application Black White Silver Copper Dark Green Blue Black Chestnut Buckingham Oxford Blue Red White • Available in 250ml, 1Ltr & 2.5Ltr 2 Green 3 RUSTPROOFING RUSTPROOFING Waxoyl High Pressure Sprayer Clear Rustproofing Starter Kit • Simple, fast & effective coverage in conjunction • Includes: High pressure with the 2.5Ltr Waxoyl sprayer, extension pressure can probe, 2.5Ltr refillable Clear • Offers a continuous pressured Waxoyl pressure Waxoyl spray with on / off button for can, protective gloves & added control full instructions • Simple pump action to gain desired pressure for application Waxoyl • Includes extension probe for those awkward to reach areas Pressure Can Refill Can • An all purpose reusable high • Available in Black & Clear 5Ltr, pressure vessel container, for 20Ltr & 200Ltr Drum use with the Waxoyl High • A cost effective refill for pressure sprayer 2.5Ltr pressure can • Available in Black & Clear 2.5Ltr • Refillable from 5Ltr refill cans Waxoyl Aerosol Schutz Waxoyl is the most effective rustproofing • Convenient clean & easy • For use with a Schutz treatment and is ideal for protecting insides to use application. coating gun and applied via a of doors, behind sills, internal structures, • Contains slot-in tube for compressor jacking points, engine/battery compartment precise spraying. • Available in Clear and Black and anywhere that water is likely to collect. • Available in Black & 1Ltr. For both professional Rust inhibiting molecules in Waxoyl cut Clear 400ml and DIY use through films of oil, grease and dirt in seconds and cling on to metal surfaces, like iron filings to a magnet. Unlike chemical inhibitors used in ordinary rustproofers, they stay active indefinitely. If the skin is scratched or punctured, Waxoyl creeps back and reseals itself. Waxoyl prevents multi-metal corrosion in today’s cars and ends the winter-time threat of salt corrosion. 4 5 REPAIR & MAINTENANCE REPAIR & MAINTENANCE Tin Aerosol • 1 coat brush application • Convenient clean & easy • Available in 500ml, 1Ltr and to use application 2.5Ltr sizes • Contains slot-in tube for precise spraying Underbody • Available in Black 600ml Seal Underbody Schutz Seal • For use with a Schutz coating gun and applied via a compressor • Available in Black 1 Litre • For both professional and DIY use Underbody Seal Stonechip Protection Aerosol Schutz Underbody Seal provides heavy duty rust Stonechip Shield • Convenient clean & easy to • For use with a Schutz protection for the areas that are most prone Protects stonechip damage, salt, damp and rust. use application coating gun and applied via to abrasion and high impact, from stones, • Remains flexible and will not crack or peel • Available in 600ml. Black, a compressor grit, water and salt. This product is ideal • Easy to apply - Non drip formulation White and Grey finishes • Available in 1Ltr Black finish for wheel arches, floor panels and other • Tough and durable • For both professional and underbody areas, and is easy to apply due • Overpaintable with most top coats DIY use to its non-drip formulation. • Ideal for sills, spoilers and lower body panels With Underbody Seal now having Waxoyl added, you can ensure that these areas of the vehicle will be highly protected. Reduces drumming and road noise if applied inside door panels and under floor panels. 6 7 Metalcare What is the difference between Waxoyl and Underbody Seal? WHEN TO Both products are formulated as high quality rust proofing treatments RECOMMEND killing visible and hidden rust and preventing new rust appearing. Waxoyl is a thinner sprayable formula used on all applications. Underbody Seal offers “Total protection” as a far thicker formulation used in high impact areas for added rust protection and road noise deadening Product Product A thick waxy fluid, saturated with a very powerful rust One coat, heavy duty rust protection for Underbody, wheel killer, Waxoyl chases out moisture to form a flexible arches and other high impact areas. Protects against weatherproof skin that won’t crack, dry or wash off in stones, water, salt... the rain Area of Application Area of Application Sills, chassis, jacking points, engine/battery compartment. Reduces drumming and road noise if applied inside door Lubricates brake linkages, locks, hinges. panels, and under floor. Prevent chassis corrosion. Protects areas of your vehicle most prone to abrasion and ...anywhere that water is likely to collect. impact from stones, grit, water and salt. Keeps mechanisms moving freely by lubrication. Advantages Advantages Protects against stones, water, salt... Protects against stones, water, salt... Proven corrosion resistance. Proven corrosion resistance. Rust-inhibiting molecules cut through films of oil, grease and cling on to metal surfaces, like iron filings to a magnet. Staying active indefinately. If the skin is scratched or Punctured Waxoyl creeps back and reseals itself. Application Application Spray application, Waxoyl High Pressure Sprayer & Shutz Paint on, Aerosol & Schutz coating gun. coating gun. How often should I do it? Dependent on mileage and stone How often should I do it? Dependent on mileage and stone damage under the car, every couple of years. damage under the car, every couple of years. Why does it work? High quality rust inhibitors cut through Why does it work? High quality rust inhibitors cut through rust and dirt, creeping into metal surfaces staying active rust and dirt, creeping into metal surfaces staying active indefinitely. The Waxy layer secures an additional barrier indefinitely. The Waxy layer secures an additional barrier adding further protection. adding further protection. Is it the original formula? Backed with ICI & AkzoNobel Is it the original formula? Backed with ICI & AkzoNobel knowledge and expertise, improved Technology ensures knowledge and expertise, improved Technology ensures the formulation goes from strength to strength. the formulation
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