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Rustproofing insides of doors 120-130

posted by  OVLOVIAN on  Sat Jul 23 05:35 CST 2005
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I have used the Eastwood products. They work very well, but man do they STINK. It took quite a few months for the smell to dissapate and even now on hot days, I get a wiff every now and again. 3M sells a similar product called Rustfighter. It's a bit thinner in consistancy but it also comes in aresol cans. It doesn't smell nearly as bad as the Eastwood stuff either.

Neither one will kill rust, they only prevent rust. Your best bet would be to clean and treat the rusted areas first and then coat them with either one of these products.

Chris






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