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rar110 Member Since: 09 Aug 2014 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 1119 |
Great job. Thanks. ______________________________
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24th Jul 2017 8:57pm |
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rvbush Member Since: 08 Jan 2016 Location: Leamington Spa Posts: 537 |
I did this with Dynax S50 on my 2003 a few years back. No rust yet. Or at least, no rust on the tailgate, now the rear of the sills is a different matter, didn't do them in time!! Drives:
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25th Jul 2017 7:54am |
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scotcruz Member Since: 03 May 2017 Location: S C O T L A N D Posts: 391 |
rvbush can you post the location of the rust on the sills? Im thinking I shoukd treat them while im at it. Current:
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25th Jul 2017 8:34am |
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rvbush Member Since: 08 Jan 2016 Location: Leamington Spa Posts: 537 |
Yes of course, it's behind the plastic sill finisher inside the rear door shuts where the arch meets the sill. I only spotted it when it surfaced above the plastic sill trim (as bubbled paint). I haven't removed anything to look at it as I think it's likely to be quite bad on mine (I don't really want to know!). I drilled a hole in the arch liner and pumped it full of Dynax as well as tucking it behind the plastic finisher. I just hope is slows progress a bit. Drives:
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26th Jul 2017 7:52am |
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ajac8 Member Since: 04 Oct 2011 Location: Shakespeares County Posts: 1653 |
Hi
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26th Jul 2017 12:50pm |
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rvbush Member Since: 08 Jan 2016 Location: Leamington Spa Posts: 537 |
According to the bumf on the can it protects both new and corroded metal. Drives:
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26th Jul 2017 12:54pm |
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dan_uk_1984 Member Since: 12 Nov 2008 Location: Bude, Cornwall Posts: 4014 |
Brilliant post - will deffo be giving this a go! |
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26th Jul 2017 1:03pm |
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Les_Paul Member Since: 14 Jun 2017 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 9 |
Do these rust because of ice and snow in the winters? I'm in southern Texas and only have to deal with rain. We've had snow 4 or 5 times in my 20 years living here! |
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27th Jul 2017 1:12am |
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scotcruz Member Since: 03 May 2017 Location: S C O T L A N D Posts: 391 |
Its a design fault Les Paul but think you might be ok in Texas as its a totally different climate.. No harm in applying it for peace of mind though.
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27th Jul 2017 6:16am |
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Weegie Member Since: 09 Jun 2014 Location: East Sussex Posts: 3233 |
Instead of removing the cappings could you not use the drain holes to insert the product? The tubes supplied are quite long and slim enough to pass inside via the drain holes. John
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31st Jul 2017 12:50pm |
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rvbush Member Since: 08 Jan 2016 Location: Leamington Spa Posts: 537 |
That's what I did. Drives:
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31st Jul 2017 12:56pm |
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scotcruz Member Since: 03 May 2017 Location: S C O T L A N D Posts: 391 |
yes but it wont get all the way through behind the RR badge. This way i had full coverage i.e. 2 inches up the rear panel and about the same at the bottom panel.
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31st Jul 2017 12:57pm |
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Weegie Member Since: 09 Jun 2014 Location: East Sussex Posts: 3233 |
Thanks for the replies. John
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31st Jul 2017 1:08pm |
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jjfang Member Since: 13 Nov 2020 Location: Chicago Posts: 44 |
Any update on how well the Dynax S50 is performing ? I’ve seen many products that say you can go over rust that don’t really work, how well is it working for you? I’ve been using Fluid Fulm/Wool Wax in the states and that does work well and it’s stopped the rust for me but since it’s always liquid in the summer it drips non-stop |
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6th Mar 2021 4:37am |
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