Rust killing products.. what works?

[christopher j]

Read the safety sheets they should supply with the POR15, the fumes are pretty bad, so don't do it in a closed garage etc.

Yeah it's a resin based product so think of it like fibreglass resin fumes.

Isocyanates too if i recall correctly. Be carefull.
And wash it off your skin immediately if you get any on. Otherwise its there untill it wears off. Which is a long time.

[Adoom]

Read the safety sheets they should supply with the POR15, the fumes are pretty bad, so don't do it in a closed garage etc.

I think you have to have a lot of exposure to it over a long time to have problems with isocyanates..... unless you are spraying it

[Bling]

Either way, ANY exposure is a bad thing. Yep long term exposure will be worse. Was just saying to not use it in an enclosed area. Ventilation ftw.

[hsmidy]

little bit off topic but once yourve treated an area with rust kill, if you had a pin hole or two can you just mig straight over top of it?? or do you need to do all your welding prior to treating?

[TRD Man]

I have used a tergo product called Rust Killer. Works well.

[Bling]

Try more coats if you have small pin holes. I have never welded next to it to know what it does with heat but i'd paint it last. You could always add a bit of filler between coats.