Dan_Trials
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It would make it appear to look clean if a picture is taken with a phone in poor lighting conditions!Ah I see! I thought it looked totally different from the first set of pictures.
So if I want a gearbox to look that clean I need to let it sit outside for 12 months?
Almost guarantee they will stock it, if not have a word with them and ask what the local fishermen use to protect their boats. Judging from the above picture their boats and your LR see about the same amount of salt water!
Haha! Yeah they are bound to stock something similar I'm sure.
See the Galvafroid. As far as i know it only works if it is directly painted onto the metal, else it won't sacrifice itself. So you can't use kurust or anything else first.
I'm not sure what your doing with it at work.
Ah now that's an interesting point. Would this mean there's no need to use Kurust first? Or should I use Kurust and some thing else instead of Galvafroid?
At work we use it on bare metal right enough, can be anything from a cut bolt to a cleaned up and modified RSJ (steel framed building extention etc). I notice it seems to etch a bit too so this explains a lot, thanks.