Showing posts with label Car rust protection.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Car rust protection.. Show all posts

Friday, 10 January 2014

Stop Rust Permanently with POR15




Use the POR15 System to 
Stop Rust Permanently!
STEP 1 -  Degrease and Clean Surface

STEP 2 -  Neutralize Rust; Etch Metal
Clean metal surfaces with water-based Cleaner Degreaser. It is environmentally safe, removes dirt,
grease, wax and other contaminants that interfere with restoration.
Spray Metal Prep on the surface to remove rust
or prepare it for POR-15 Rust Preventive Coating.
Metal Prep neutralizes rust, etches metal for better
adhesion, and coats it with zinc phosphate for permanent adhesion.

STEP 3 -  Apply Rust Preventive
Coating to Surface
STEP 4 - Topcoat the Surface
Apply a coat of POR15 Rust Preventive Coating.
You'll get an unbelievably tough, hard, finish that won't crack, chip, or peel. It's so tough you can pound it with a hammer and not damage it! That's REAL protection!
Finish your job with a POR-15 Top Coat or any other
POR-15 coating that suits your needs. Most of them have no sensitivity to UV light. They are highly flexible, non-porous, extremely scratch and chip resistant, and strengthened by exposure to moisture.



The secret lies in POR15's curing process. Most paints dry through evaporation, but POR15  dries faster when moisture is present. It has the opposite chemistry of ordinary paints. Now add to that POR15's incredible hardness, toughness, and flexibility, and you have a coating that is practically indestructible.
POR15 is great for auto restoration. You can use it to to protect expensive and valuable equipment against rust, abrasion and even graffiti. POR-15 also has excellent "surface tolerance", which means it works very well on porous surfaces.

Monday, 27 June 2011

Dinitrol Rust Prevention Waxes and Oils

A large range of Dinitrol products are available to buy online at www.frost.co.uk. It might be difficult for you to know what Dinitrol solution you need; here is a bit of explanation...

Dinitrol Corrosion prevention products
DINITROL CAVITY WAXES (Solvent Based)
Dinitrol Cavity Waxes are a thixotropic rust prevention fluid with good film building properties for open surfaces as well as for cavities. They are capable of good penetration into crevices and joints, preventing further corrosion even on damp or dirty surfaces. Cavity waxes leave a brown, waxy water repellent protective film.

What are the KEY differences?
DINITROL Corromax 3125 - old metal, penetrates through rust, contains inhibitors
DINITROL 3654 - retreating existing applications
DINITROL ML - thin, high penetrating - low abrasion qualities

DINITROL UNDERBODY WAXES (Solvent Based)
Dinitrol Underbody Waxes are a thixotropic external underbody anti-rust fluid, which provides long term resistance against corrosion and abrasion, even under severe conditions. It provides a tough elastic waxy protective coating. The wax film is resistant to repair and oven paint temperatures.

What are the KEY differences?
DINITROL 4941 - black, tough, elastic and waxy film
DINITROL METALLIC - brown, tough, elastic and waxy film - does not harm rubber or plastics

DINITROL CLEAR WAXES (Solvent Based)
This is a long term engine protection product with heat resistance up to 200 centigrade. The product leaves a firm transparent film with short drying time and good adhesion and flexibility on all metal surfaces, rubber and plastic parts. It is resistant to alkali and acidic solutions. Ideal for using under the bonnet on hose clips and unpainted aluminium, which can corrode leaving a white powder.

DINITROL CORROHEAT 4010 - dries to a hard clear finish

DINITROL STONE CHIP PROTECTION (Solvent Based)
Dinitrol Stone Chip Black Protection is a permanently elastic anti-stone chip product which also protects against corrosion. It has a sound deadening effect and can be over-painted. It does not contain aggressive solvents such as chlorinated hydrocarbons and will not attack PVC coatings. Ideal for wheel arches.

Tuesday, 7 April 2009

POR 15 or Rust Bullet?

I have been looking at a hand-full of forums over the past few weeks. I couldn't help but notice the amount of people talking about rust preventive paint, and which one is the best.
Most discussions were about Por 15 against Rust Bullet. Some people were saying they preferred Rust Bullet, but the paint of choice seemed to be Por 15.
We at Frost couldn't help but agree in this case, due to the amount of positive customer feedback we get, claiming Por 15 is the Best!
Many of our customers have commented on the durability of POR 15, saying that it is "nigh impossible to chip the coating even when it is really hit with a hammer"!
Click here to have a look at a test involving POR 15 and Rust Bullet.
If you don't believe me, why don't you try it for yourself. Click here to have a look at POR 15.
Have your say, and please comment below, letting us know your thoughts.