Rust-stop or rust-converting paint

mkirsch · May 12, 2009

I've got a plow that's pretty rusty, and I want to paint it up.

I have a wet sandblast kit, which will get the big chunks off but won't get down in the pits all that well.

rustoleum has a nice rust converting paint that works well but I can only find it in rattle cans.

What other options? Brush on is okay.

Stan(PA) · May 12, 2009

I've used the "rust neutrilizer" on some antique implements I put out for "yard art". Anyway, they were REALLY rusty, and I just got the loose stuff off with a wire brush (by hand, not powered) and slapped on the "rust neutrilizer". I painted over that with spray paint, and , so far, no rust showing through. They've been outside year round for the past 10 years. The Neutrilizer is available at most hardware stores, Walmart, ect.

rhouston · May 12, 2009

Napa sells it in quart bottles that you brush on.

Rust-stop or rust-converting paint

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