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Odd Job · 6th October 2019, 10:13

I've done something similar a couple of weekends ago to my rear arms.

A damn good clean off, I used some wire wheels on the end of a electric drill. Then Krust, then after that dried I sprayed some stone guard over the top, and finally sprayed underseal with added Waxoyl over the top.

Time will tell over the winter how well it has done.

Something, anything to treat rust is far better than just letting it going it's merry way and eating away at your stead!

Richard

6th October 2019, 10:13	#2
Odd Job Gets stuck in MG ZT 2.0 cdti Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: Derby Posts: 909 Thanks: 298 Thanked 191 Times in 149 Posts	I've done something similar a couple of weekends ago to my rear arms. A damn good clean off, I used some wire wheels on the end of a electric drill. Then Krust, then after that dried I sprayed some stone guard over the top, and finally sprayed underseal with added Waxoyl over the top. Time will tell over the winter how well it has done. Something, anything to treat rust is far better than just letting it going it's merry way and eating away at your stead! Richard __________________ ….And the latest thing to break is..... ### MG STANDS FOR "MY GREMLIN" !!!