Zero - Zero Rust
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Cargo Master
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Zero - Zero Rust
I ordered several cans of Zero Rust on Amazon the first week of January. They took my money, but I never received the product. I contacted Amazon about 2 weeks ago and they said they would look into it. I got an email today telling me Amazon was refunding my money. Mfg Sealants was the company that was supposed to be supplying me with the Zero Rust. I have never heard from then and I am not sure if they even exist anymore, if they ever did. Bottom line, Amazon treated me very fairly, but I still have no freaking paint...ARRRRRG
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From: Meade, KS
That sucks, but at least you're getting your money back.
I've never heard of Zero Rust, or Mfg Sealants, and I've been doing a fair amount of research on rust stopper/preventer for my current project. Then again, I didn't think Amazon would sell something like that...I thought they just sold bookstore type stuff.
I've never heard of Zero Rust, or Mfg Sealants, and I've been doing a fair amount of research on rust stopper/preventer for my current project. Then again, I didn't think Amazon would sell something like that...I thought they just sold bookstore type stuff.
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Laughing Gas
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From: Coatesville, PA
Zero Rust
Hello,
I've had good results using both Eastwood's rust product on a floor pan replacement I did on 61 Metropolitan. I also last year used POR 15 on my Triumph stag. Both products worked for me and are easy to get.
Good luck,
Dennis
52 F1
I've had good results using both Eastwood's rust product on a floor pan replacement I did on 61 Metropolitan. I also last year used POR 15 on my Triumph stag. Both products worked for me and are easy to get.
Good luck,
Dennis
52 F1
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From: Riverside, So Cal
I have bought Zero Rust from my local autobody supply store. I use both spray cans and the brush-on. They sometimes have to order it, but I have it that week.
I like Zero Rust very much and have used it in a lot of places on the truck. We'll have to see how well it stands up.
I like Zero Rust very much and have used it in a lot of places on the truck. We'll have to see how well it stands up.
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From: Massillon, Ohio
I did not spray the bottom of my truck with anything. Could I use spray cans of zero rust or something like that on it or should I just use a spray undercoating?
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From: oh
Kevin--you ought to spray bottom with a 0-rust type product first or at least rustoleum for heavy rust--even though it is not bad.Then go over that.The rustproof has a tendency to burn off or-if you have to do some work it is a mess.I have switched to CHASSIS-SAVER--it is cheaper than competition and for under the cab,looks good.
I do like the rattle-can of 0-rust but it is hard to find local.
I do like the rattle-can of 0-rust but it is hard to find local.
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From: Hudson, OH
Kevin, check out Eastwood, they have a good "rust encapsulator" that you should use first, then cover with undercoating. Also, there's a product called POR 15, google it and it'll take you to there web site.
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From: oh
Kevin--I never saw chassis saver in spray can form.I usually buy a quart of semi gloss black.This chassis saver seems cheaper -money wise than por15/rust bullet/and the others.You can get the rustoleum for industrial use red oxide heavy rust primer--LOWES/HOME DEPOT for 4.00 plus or minus in rattle cans and it works very well.I used it myself,and when it is handy to just use a spray can this is the way I go.I bought chassis saver from an auto parts store,and usually use a epoxy--or dp40--or something like that when it calls for an all out job.20 DEGREES OUTSIDE--i WOULD JUST USE THE RUST.HEAVY RUST-and be done.You can undercoat in an hour.
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