Item # 16017 Amber Anti Rust BRAND: Eastwood

Eastwood Heavy-Duty Anti-Rust in Amber

Spray inside doors and rockers where painting won't be required.

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Eastwood Heavy Duty Anti Rust 13.5 oz	In Stock Reg. $19.99 Sale $14.95 Save $5.04
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Spray inside doors and rockers where painting won't be required.

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Eastwood Heavy-Duty Anti-Rust in Amber

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Product Overview:

Description

Heavy-Duty Anti-Rust protects internal surfaces against rust.

Air-tight, watertight barrier prevents and slows rust
Ideal for rocker panels, frame, rails, tailgates
Self-heals if scratched
1-qt. can covers up to 20 sq. ft.

Works with your undercoat spray gun to apply an amber-colored, waxy film that sticks to bare metal or painted surfaces, and won't crack, flake or peel. Use inside frames, doors, rocker panels or on any exposed surface where painting will not be required.

** This product is not for sale or use in the state of California **

FAQs

Clean spray equipment with mineral spirits.

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Can this be removed for painting or other bonding (epoxy/bondo) repairs later, or does it permanently prevent painting or glue based repairs in the area?

Asked by: Anonymous

If you can fully access the area- it can be removed but will take a good bit of work in order to do so.

Answered by: Kelly H

Date published: 2022-09-27

how often does it need to be reapplied

Asked by: dokako

With this being a wax semi-permanent coating we recommend checking the coating every few years to see if it needs to be touched up or reapplied. However, we do not have any specific time frame of the longevity due to there being too many variables of wear.

Answered by: ZachC

Date published: 2022-03-02