Hi Jack.... My experience... It's a QUICK FIX product that people buy
with visions of just that... a quick fix! BUT if it's heavy rust...
Corroless is only a temporary fix and the damage will continue... if it's
light rust... then it's helpful... This said, my overall feeling is...
if it's light rust... then just sand it... and do it right! So... there's
really not that much point in the product unless you're just trying to
protect shovels, picks, and other outdoor metal
tools/machinery/equipment. (Where you don't want to spend the time to
sand!)
--Justin
Jack McCarrick wrote:
> Eastwood sells a product called Corroless as a rust inhibitor /surface
> finish. Does anyone have experience with the product? What are to good
> and bad points? Their catalog cautions about painting over it with the
> comment "Please follow label directions carefully".
> In particular has anyone painted over it. I'm thinking of using it on
> my frame.
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