As title, wanna get hold of some tomorrow, are all the ones available from DIY shops, Halfords, etc etc all about as good as each other, or are some much better than others?

Ta

 

Kurust is supposed to be quite good - mate used it and said he had good results but I think it kills it and stops it spreading as opposed to actually removing it from memory.

 

I just want the stuff that you dip stuff in to remove surface rust.

Its not things that are mega rusty, just left in an enviroment that has let a bit of surface rust appear, and its in places thats not possible to sandpaper off

 

I've always used a wire brush for that kind of thing and is usually brings everything up a treat with a bit of elbow grease.

Assume this isn't possible in these circumstances ?

 

Its got all kinds of bits id never get in to unless i hired some cave dwelling ants who owned little wire brushes im afraid.

 

Try this lot mate

www.frost.co.uk

They sell all restoration stuff. I know they'll be mail order but may give you something to look for tomorrow ?

 

get them shot/bead blasted. job done

 

Stav said he wants liquid, and wants to buy it tomorrow mate.................

 

if its small part then vinegar works well, just get a large container and go to the cash and carry and get the malt kind, iv been wanting to give this a bash tho

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhTZkvkivDQ

 

Looks shit hot!

 

granville from frosts is the best stuff ive used, kurust dont do fook all.

 

Get distilled white vinegar and leave the part in for 24 hours, Job done.

I have used this method and it works.

You can also get some bilt hamber stuff that also works.

 

jenolite liquid. quality stuff. at all costs avoid getting in in cuts or in your eyes.. or else by the time you get to hospital you'll already be blind!

http://www.jenolite.com/shopping_car...lite_hobby.htm

as used by MOD on tanks i believe.. at least, it used to be.

 

Having tried most of them like kurust etc (I used to be into minis, you learn a lot about rust that way ) I can honestly say it doesnt seem to make any difference wether you do or dont use them, it lasts just as long if you just wire brust it all off and hammerite it, as if you do the same but put kurust on first.

 

the bilt hamber stuff is awesome to be fair, well worth the cash. The other option is proper electrolysis, that also works well!!

Im far too lazy to use a wire brush

 

Stav, pm "Petrol" on the SXOC. he's using some D-eox (or something similarly named stuff) on his S14a refurb. The pics he's posted up in the project section are amazing