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How To Remove Rust: Treating & Preventing Rust on R&D Corner from Eastwood

1,520,145 views November 7, 2012 3:23

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How To Prevent & Treat Rust. Tons of tips and products you may have never seen before!

Get Rust Encapsulator: eastwood.com/eastwood-black-rust-encapsulator-p…

Get Internal Frame Coat: eastwood.com/eastwood-internal-frame-coating-14…

RUST ENCAPSULATOR
Stop rust in its tracks!
It's easy to use. Just remove any loose rust and wax, oil or grease. Then brush Rust Encapsulator on (if you prefer, thin up to 20% with lacquer thinner and spray)
It seals and stops rust and corrosion from spreading. Use over or under body fillers
Rust Encapsulator is a great primer for floor pans and other under-body parts. It fills tiny pin-holes and surface irregularities, and is compatible with lacquer, enamel and urethane top coats (including Eastwood Chassis Black)
For the absolute ultimate rust remedy, first brush or spray on Eastwood Rust Converter, then prime with Rust Encapsulator
Available in black, red, and silver
Rust Converter stops residual rust, and turns it into a black, protective, ready-to-paint coating, without sanding

Eastwood's own high-tech formula converts rust into a protective polymeric coating that's ready to go as a primer, and is compatible with most top coats. That new protective coating will also seal the surface against moisture to prevent future rust growth.

Just apply to transform the rust
Penetrates faster than other brands
No mixing needed
"Rubberized" Rust Encapsulator stays flexible as it stops rust in its tracks

Eastwood's Rubberized Rust Encapsulator is the flexible version of our high-performance Rust Encapsulator coating that applies directly over rust or bare metal to provide long-term corrosion protection.

Flexible finish protects surfaces from abrasions, and deadens sound
Epoxy-fortified for better adhesion and durability
Withstands up to 250°F
One aerosol covers about 10 square feet

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Eastwood Company published this 3:23 video tutorial on November 7, 2012. It has been watched 1,520,145 times on YouTube.

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