Hello all,
I'm currently just asking around on Australian classic car forums as to peoples thoughts on rust proofing products.
This is mainly to do with cavity waxes and cavity rust proofing. From what I've seen Australia does not seem to have much in the way of native
products apart from Fish Oil or Lanolyn. Lanolyn is the better of the two but neither have any corosion inhibiting factor. On rust free metal they
will work fairly well.
Anyhow, what I'm interested in is whether people would buy a reasonably priced cavity wax that can neutralise rust, protect from moisture, and hence
further rust forming, and is a permenantly pliable, self healing waxy barrier on the metal surface?
If I get enough interest from the classic car forums then I have a contact to use to put this product into the Australian market.
There are other importers of such products in Australia but there pricing is ridiculously high to the point where the manufacturer is very unhappy
with the importers pricing plus the lack of marketing the company does for this product.
Pricing for a 750ml areosol would be around $35-40 or less as I need the numbers before I bother with the indepth import duty etc expenses. The
current pricing of such products is $50 or more.
Hope to hear from as many people as possible on this as you could end up abloe to buy a very good product for a very reasonable price so we both win
Many Thanks
I'll be chasing something like that also. I was planing on ankor waxing my bug down the track so if you can come up with anything better or whatever let me know.
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What about some info on what product or even a sample we could buy. I'm always looking for a better rust prevention product/method.
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When I worked at the Nissan dealership in Tuncurry we used the Valvoline Tectyl as a rust proofing,the door trims and any cover panels were removed and a cavity wand was udes on the inaccessible areas.sometimes we mixed it with deodorised fish oil for the cars and utes that were used by the fishermen. This product skins over but does not set hard,the overspray an be cleaned off with turps/kero. The vehicles that were treated had a good life as against the untreated ones in this extreme environment.Tectyl can be purchased in bulk for brushing or spraying or in spray cans for small areas .
It's made by Bilt Hamber and currently imported by Permenant Paint Products over here. But like I said they aren't happy with how shit PPC are in
general.
Check out Bilt Hambers website for their product range but the Dynax S50 is a top class cavity wax.
Like I said, if I get enough interest then I will become the Australian stockist 
Time for a none greedy importer
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Will this product be any good for spraying up your tansission tunnel? I am looking for a product to suit that application right know.
Yes, a 60cm injection lance can be bought and fits on the areosol version. Good for the heater channels too
I'd be interested. Whats a good external rust protection product.
I used KBS. Its the Aussie version of POR15. Works very well and is 1/4 less in price than POR15
I do need more interest tho in the cavity wax to make it a viable idea!!!
I think Terasen Loctite do one that is good also that has a long hose that you can feed down the heater channels.
T54
does it contain rust inhibitors and curing agents?
Not Sure, I can find out. Will let you know.
Heath
T54
i have been using Tectyl for many years ,my opinion ,the best there is ,there's different types ,tectyl 506 has converting ,inhibiter properties
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Hmm, I spoke with a guy from PPC the other day and he was very helpful.
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I was refered to a Product called
Xtra-Cote is that any good, has anyone used it?
It's supposed to be better than POR15
Not sure on pricing, I will find out..
I am interested in good rust prevention products
I use Rust Bullet everywhere you cannot see. It is $100/ltr but gets good covereage. I also have a test piece that painted about 2 years ago (1mm mild
steel raw) and left outside. You are supposed to put two coats on but I only did one. 
It sets hard though.
I would be interested in a product that flows well also for doing in the pillars and seams on a yearly basis. So count me in as an interested party if
the product is good and will save me money.
Do you have a shop of the northside of brisbane do you?
I am using Rust Bullit ...check out the product on the net .... I have glossy black and the grey ... and you can buy it in Brisbane!
If you want any help email me ... more than happy to help!
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posted by 68BUS I use Rust Bullet everywhere you cannot see. It is $100/ltr but gets good covereage. I also have a test piece that painted about 2 years ago (1mm mild steel raw) and left outside. You are supposed to put two coats on but I only did one. It sets hard though. I would be interested in a product that flows well also for doing in the pillars and seams on a yearly basis. So count me in as an interested party if the product is good and will save me money. Do you have a shop of the northside of brisbane do you? |
No worries mate. Like I said, I am an interested party for the hard to get to places. My personal preference would be a screw top that can take on of the body deadener spray heads to air blow the stuff into seams etc. over an aerosol that I find don;t last long enough.
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68 Bus,
Is that a photo of what it looks like now, or what it was like when you painted over it?
Cheers
Newt
Thats 2 years on. When I painted it it was bare clean steel. Cant remenber if I rubs the oil film off that it comes with or not though.
Cheers
Just wanted to know if you painted over good steel or not.
Newt
The terrasan loctite cavity wax has rust preventative agents in it. My best mate is the rep for loctite here in SA and can get it and you should be able to get it anywhere that sells loctite or car paint supplies. They use it in all new cars that come out or germany.
I wish they used it in all old cars that came out of Germany. That would make my resto a lot cheaper.