Thread: It's Rusting!!!!!!!!

it doesnt matter what you use...as long as the bare metal is sealed up from the air and moisture.......

you can use all of the above mentioned......as well as paint.....underbody sealer.......etc......

I use Lanolin from Lanotec. Get it from Bunnings.

I wipe it on with a cloth where I can and spray it on where I can't.

Originally Posted by Utemad

I use Lanolin from Lanotec. Get it from Bunnings.

I wipe it on with a cloth where I can and spray it on where I can't.

Yep, never seen a rusty sheep

Originally Posted by Utemad

I use Lanolin from Lanotec. Get it from Bunnings.

I wipe it on with a cloth where I can and spray it on where I can't.

are you related to a 'john rooth'.....?

Electronic gizmo's are a waste of time and effort - in my book

OH Great! Looked under the "Beach Warrior" D2 yesterday, there are a lot of rusty spots.

Of course there is. It's a Land Rover.

Why you want to be different?

I have used deodorised fish oil with good results, but most of the above should work.

Originally Posted by 4bee

I have used deodorised fish oil with good results, but most of the above should work.

Yep i use the same, just get the cheapo spray cans of it from supercheap and give it a full coating underneath every few months,, keeps the rust at bay..

Originally Posted by cal415

Yep i use the same, just get the cheapo spray cans of it from supercheap and give it a full coating underneath every few months,, keeps the rust at bay..

The Fishoilene you can also buy in 4 litre cans form hardware shops - thin it down with a bit of turps and spray it on with one of those hand pump bottles. Spray/fog heaps into any holes into the chassis too.
I think it's a Wattyl product. Bit smelly but that soon goes away - it sets semi hard and makes under the car nice and shiny.
You might need to repeat it before a long beach trip.

add ...if you can get access to a hoist, compressor and spray gun it will make the job a whole lot easier.