mick the builder · May 18, 2015

Can anyone tell me what is the best dinitrol product to squirt down the chassis. I sent them an email but got no reply. It seems that there are at least 3 products that could be used and some could be used for multiple purposes.ML 3215 seems to be the one but just need a second or third opinion as it aint cheap.
Just saw this line which is confusing me more,Thicker cavity waxes are available DINITROL 3654, DINITROLHS 3125 and also clear cavity wax DINITROL 1000

Turboman · May 18, 2015

ML 3125 is good for inside chassis and box sections.

mick the builder · May 18, 2015

Turboman said:
ML 3215 is good for inside chassis and box sections.

Cheers

flat · May 18, 2015

I used 3215 seems good stuff, that was 2 years ago and recently I endoscoped the chassis and it's all still gooey and covering everything inside

trax · May 18, 2015

bilthammer might be better, y'know.. just to confuse you more :lol:

THEengineer · May 18, 2015

is 3215 the black greasy stuff ?

Turboman · May 18, 2015

THEengineer said:
is 3215 the black greasy stuff ?

Its like a thin oily fluid, but dries to a greasy film inside the chassis.

James_mac · May 18, 2015

Is it 3215 correct as I can't find it. Do you mean 3125?

Turboman · May 18, 2015

James_mac said:
Is it 3215 correct as I can't find it. Do you mean 3125?

You are quite right, it is 3125, just checked on the website. I just copied the number off his original post.

THEengineer · May 18, 2015

Turboman said:
Its like a thin oily fluid, but dries to a greasy film inside the chassis.

sounds the same,kills washing machines as well,see fk up thread

mick the builder · May 18, 2015

Turboman said:
You are quite right, it is 3125, just checked on the website. I just copied the number off his original post.

Cant help being dyslexic

mick the builder · May 18, 2015

trax said:
bilthammer might be better, y'know.. just to confuse you more :lol:

Thanks for that................Not!

TheJoker · May 19, 2015

These are the kits I bought for mine.
Dinitrol
DINITROL RUSTPROOFING KIT - LARGE CAR | Rejel Store | Supplier to the Automotive Industry

POR15
POR15 Stop Rust Kit in Black (Small size) | Frost Auto Restoration Techniques

That kit contains Dinitrol ML3125

james6546 · May 19, 2015

I used Dinitrol 4941 for the outside as it is black chassis wax, then ML for inside the chassis. It gave a really nice finish

mick the builder · May 19, 2015

Quick update, just got a reply from a John reeds from dinitrol and he said that dinitrol RC900 best suits my needs

. Will check it out on their website. Has anyone used this?
Just looked it up and i think he may have misunderstood my question. I thought it was plain enough," could you recommend a product that i can spray inside my chassis rails to treat the surface rust and protect it from further attack"

mick the builder · May 19, 2015

TheJoker said:
These are the kits I bought for mine.
Dinitrol
DINITROL RUSTPROOFING KIT - LARGE CAR | Rejel Store | Supplier to the Automotive Industry

POR15
POR15 Stop Rust Kit in Black (Small size) | Frost Auto Restoration Techniques

That kit contains Dinitrol ML3125

Did you use both?

TheJoker · May 19, 2015

mick the builder said:
Did you use both?

I used the POR15 system and the ML, never got round to doing the DIN4941M - however, I've got enough left so that I can do another round this summer.

flat · May 19, 2015

Yes 3125 oops!

It's like a brown thin oil stuff

mikeh501 · May 19, 2015

mick the builder said:
Quick update, just got a reply from a John reeds from dinitrol and he said that dinitrol RC900 best suits my needs. Will check it out on their website. Has anyone used this?
Just looked it up and i think he may have misunderstood my question. I thought it was plain enough," could you recommend a product that i can spray inside my chassis rails to treat the surface rust and protect it from further attack"

I doubt that. RC900 is a rust converter and primer which you can then topcoat. I used it for prepping landie bits prior to spraying.

You use ML3125 for any box sections. It comes out like a fine mist which wont be thick enough to stick on external faces. Use the 4941 for exterior box sections, chassis parts and axles. then the thick 491 for stone chip under arches.

flat · May 19, 2015

You could use the rc900 first then use the 3125 after to protect the surface

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