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lightweight-love:
Classic issue I know but I'm looking for a rust killer thats easy to use and will act as a primer as well to paint on.
Any opinions/reviews on this stuff?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Rust-Converter-and-Primer-1-ltr-Rust-Treatment-Killer_W0QQitemZ300394892361QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Body_Shop_Supplies_Paint?hash=item45f0ee4c49

Or this, same but plus zinc
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RUST-CONVERTER-CAR-PAINT-Primer-Coating-Ferrozinc-1lt_W0QQitemZ270332598692QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Body_Shop_Supplies_Paint?hash=item3ef11419a4

Mostly for use on surface rusty bulkheads. Theres so many Id like to get a recommendation as to whats best! Thanks!

paul_humphreys:

--- Quote from: lightweight-love on February 15, 2010, 16:29:29 --- Theres so many Id like to get a recommendation as to whats best! Thanks!

--- End quote ---

Best way is an angle grinder.

Paul

V8MoneyPit:
As Paul is suggesting, there are no 'rust killers' as such. You can slow the process, but you can't kill it. The only way to get rid of rust is cut it out and replace with fresh metal.

The likes of Hammerite work on the principal of excluding oxygen so there can't be any oxidisation. That's about as close as you get to stopping rust, but impurities in the metal can still create it.

dxmedia:
Leave it in vinegar over night.  Big bottle from tescos of cheap malt is about 20p.

Bishops Finger:
Deep joy...can you fit a 4x4 in a 20p bottle of vinegar...???

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