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Seen a post either here on the forum or Facebook someone complained how their brand new truck has started to rust. So I wanted to give the new re formulated AMSOIL metal protector a try. I'll go check it out in a few months. It took 2 cans to do most of the truck. http://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-produc...200&zo=1667299
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Last edited by First Place Oils; 04-25-2017 at 12:58 AM.
I kept a motorcycle outdoors in wet Washington weather in great shape by using Boesheild, a product by Boeing. Marine places are a good resource as well.
Olde thread, but still useful.
How would this stuff work over an already tight rusted surface. Last summer, I did a lot of work on the frame, suspension, and box of my Ranger. Did everything with rust converter and POR15. Both worked like garbage. I'll never waste my money on POR15 again, even with a topcoat, rust came back within 3 months.
Olde thread, but still useful.
How would this stuff work over an already tight rusted surface. Last summer, I did a lot of work on the frame, suspension, and box of my Ranger. Did everything with rust converter and POR15. Both worked like garbage. I'll never waste my money on POR15 again, even with a topcoat, rust came back within 3 months.
I would paint over the rust 1st. Then apply the metal protector over the new paint.
04-24-2017, 09:22 PM
Spray on metal Protector
