Yes it will, however it is not designed with much UV protection, so it will need to be topcoated with a compatible color or clear for added protection if planning on using other then directed. Rust Encapsulator Plus Features: 2X Stronger Than Original Rust Encapsulator Passed over 1,000 hours of salt spray testing Best used in Non-Direct Sunlight Applications Should be top coated in Direct Sunlight Applications Direct to metal or apply over rust Heat Resistant Up To 350 Degrees F Only one coat required for full coverage - saves you money Easy Application: Roll, Brush, or Spray

Designed for use on surface rusted metal. Does not encapsulate rotted/ delaminated steel. Recommended Substrates and Prep • Apply product as a primer/Encapsulator over clean or surface corroded (rusted) steel or cast iron • Prep surface by mechanically cleaning loose flaking rust with a stiff brush or wire brush/wheel • Remove any grease, oils or other surface contaminants with a solvent such as PRE or Acetone • Apply by brush, roller or spray

The plus version has twice the corrosion resistance as the original formula.

This is the recommendation for thinning. Rust Encapsulator Plus can be thinned up to 20% with Xylene for spray application. This ensures proper consistency for use with spray equipment.

The internal frame coating is ideal for treating metal in hard-to-reach areas, making it perfect for applications like rockers and inner fenders.

The internal frame coating is ideal for treating metal in hard-to-reach areas, making it perfect for applications like rockers and inner fenders.

It would not be the best choice. While it can be applied to various metal surfaces, it is important to ensure that the engine or engine components where it is applied do not exceed the 350°F heat resistance limit. A specialized high-heat coating would be more appropriate

All rust and coatings should be thoroughly wire brushed and clean. No loose material left behind. This product is best used in Non-Direct Sunlight Applications Should be top coated in Direct Sunlight Applications

Yes, the Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus can be applied to both rusted steel and galvanized coated steel. It is designed to work as a primer/encapsulator over clean or corroded (rusted) steel or cast iron. However, for galvanized coated steel, it is essential to ensure the surface is clean and free of grease, oils, or other contaminants before application. Proper surface preparation, such as cleaning with a solvent like PRE or acetone, is recommended for optimal adhesion and performance

Yes, Rust Encapsulator can be applied directly over freshly blasted metal axles. However, it is recommended to clean the surface with a solvent like acetone or PRE Painting Prep (#10041Z) to remove any contaminants before application. This ensures optimal adhesion and performance of the Rust Encapsulator

Yes, the Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus can be sprayed using an airless sprayer. This product is designed to be versatile and can be applied by brush, roller, or spray. However, for optimal results, it is recommended to use an HVLP gravity or siphon spray gun with a 1.4mm minimum needle/nozzle size. If you choose to use an airless sprayer, ensure that the sprayer is capable of handling the viscosity of the product.

The recommendation on the product is that internal frame coating will cover 10 sq. feet per can. Always an estimate because, application and thickness will all decide this.

Yes, the Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus can be applied by spraying, as well as by brushing or rolling. It is designed for easy application using conventional spray equipment, making it versatile for various projects To spray Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus, follow these instructions: Surface Preparation: Clean the surface by mechanically removing loose flaking rust with a stiff brush or wire brush/wheel. Remove any grease, oils, or other surface contaminants using a solvent such as PRE Painting Prep or Acetone. Ensure the surface is dry and free of moisture. Mixing and Thinning: The product can be thinned up to 20% with Xylene for spray application. Spray Equipment: Use traditional HVLP gravity or siphon spray equipment with a 1.4 minimum needle/nozzle. Application: Apply one medium wet coat, ensuring all cavities and areas of corrosion are covered. Drying and Recoating: The product will be tack-free after 2 hours. If top coating, apply the top coat after 4 hours or before 48 hours. If more than 48 hours have passed, scuff the surface with 320-grit sandpaper before applying the top coat. Environmental Conditions: Apply when the surface temperature is between 40°F and 80°F, with humidity levels between 10% and 75%. Ensure no moisture is accumulating on the surface during application. By following these steps, you can achieve optimal results when spraying Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus

Yes, the Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus Paint Gallon can be top coated with virtually any high-quality coating. It is recommended to topcoat it if the application will be exposed to direct sunlight, as the product is UV stable only in non-direct sunlight applications

The Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus is available in a matte black finish. There are no other color options for this product

Hello. Yes, our rust Encapsulators lock up current rust and stop future rust forming or continuing. You need to be sure to prep the areas properly, nothing loose, wire brush or wire wheel the area well. Wipe down areas with a good pre-cleaner and continue with your application. These steps are needed to ensure protection and the product working. Thanks

Absolutely! Yes it can.

You can utilize a paint gun with either an HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) gravity-feed or siphon-feed system, equipped with a minimum 1.4 mm needle and nozzle.

Yes, you can paint over Eastwood Rust Encapsulator. It is designed to act as both a rust-preventive coating and a primer, making it compatible with most topcoats, including lacquer, enamel, and urethane paints. For the best results, ensure the Rust Encapsulator is fully cured before applying your color-matching paint. This will help the topcoat adhere properly and provide a smooth, durable finish.

Yes, Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus can be thinned for spray application. It can be thinned up to 20% with Xylene. This allows it to be applied using traditional HVLP gravity or siphon spray equipment with a 1.4 minimum needle/nozzle. Ensure to clean the spray equipment immediately after use with acetone or lacquer thinner to prevent clogging.

Yes, you can use the Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus on wrought iron railings on your front porch. This product is designed to be applied directly over rusted or clean metal surfaces, making it ideal for outdoor applications like wrought iron railings. It provides excellent corrosion resistance and can be applied by brush, roller, or spray. For best results, ensure the surface is properly prepped by removing loose rust and cleaning it with a solvent like PRE or acetone before application. Additionally, if the railing is exposed to direct sunlight, it is recommended to topcoat the Rust Encapsulator Plus for added UV protection.

The Eastwood Rust Encapsulator Plus can be applied in cold temperatures, as long as the surface temperature is between 40° Fahrenheit and 80° Fahrenheit and the humidity is between 10% and 75%. It is important to ensure that moisture is not accumulating on the surface to be coated during application. Therefore, you do not necessarily need to wait until summer, but you should ensure the conditions meet these requirements for optimal application

Yes, for the best results when using a rust encapsulator, it is recommended to bring the frame down to bare metal. The rust encapsulator needs to adhere directly to the metal surface to effectively seal and protect it from further rusting. Any existing coatings, such as wax, paint,undercoating and etc. can prevent proper adhesion and compromise the performance of the product.

No primer needed and it acts as a primer if you want to change the color to something else

2 quarts required for full size car or truck frame

If fully sealed, and none of the product gets on the lip/ seal ring of the can when opened previously and it is stored in a temperature controlled environment- this will last about 1-2 years average.

Yes, the Plus Encapsulator can be applied to properly prepped bare metal surface; rust is not required. To prep- we advise to sand with 320 grit paper and clean with our PRE.

This Plus Encapsulator is not uv stable and will require a topcoat if being exposed.

We DO NOT recommend using Rust Encapsulator on exhaust systems. We DO recommend using our Eastwood Silver Exhaust Paint, item #10020z Aluminum-colored Exhaust Paint withstands up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit. Perfect for protecting hangers, tailpipes and mufflers Withstands up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit 10-oz. aerosol covers 6 sq ft. Easy-to-apply aerosol formula covers exhaust components from the manifolds or headers back. Great for protecting hangers and tailpipes. An aluminum-colored coating that withstands high temperatures. Not recommended for catalytic converters, manifolds, headers or head pipes.

Unfortunately, it is not. At this time, we offer this and the Platinum in pints, quarts and gallon sizes only.