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What Product To Brush On Rusty Metal, Suggestions Please

ron_dittmer
Explorer II
Explorer II
The under side (pavement side) of our entry step has surface rust that is not bad yet, not flaking rust, not like barnacles. I'd like to brush on a good long-lasting product that is easy to apply. I have used POR-15 on another vehicle which works great but the multi-step process is more than I want to do here given the small, confined area I will work in. I could brush on a few layers of Rust-OLeum rusty metal primer, thinned out for improved penetration, but wonder if there is a better one-step product that I can by at a local retail store.

Any suggestions?
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Golden_HVAC
Explorer
Explorer
Home Depot lists several 'rust converter' products. A quick google search and I found this product. http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-rust-converter.html

I have not used either products. I did use something about 10 years ago, it was supplied by a paint company to my work to try out. As I recall it would have a name like 'rust n a me' and it basically converted the surface rust into a very tough primer that was easy to paint, and a hard surface that accepted paint easy. We used Williams Paint as our supplier, and they probably had a rust seminar one day at lunch and presented a 'new' product for everyone to test out. Over the past 10 years, the company that produced that product could have been bought out, and names change, ect.

Good luck,

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