where do I buy this stuff?

 

I like this stuff, not sure if it's in local stores but I got the Rust Encapsulator recently off of Amazon.

 

Do you like it? If its nice I'll drive down to their store (35min away) and get some for my truck.

 

Is it soft or tacky after its dried? I've used some rubberized undercoats that stay somewhat tacky after a few days, kind of bothers me.

 

Dry to touch. I think it turned out well. It's expensive... but the results looked good. After next year's winter here in WI, I'll be able to report back on more.

I bought mine off their website direct as I got free shipping as a new customer. Amazon carries it too.

I'm going to buy probably another 2 cans of the straight rust encapsulator. I'm going to coat the frame and wheel wells with the rubberized stuff. We'll see

 

Do you like it? If its nice I'll drive down to their store (35min away) and get some for my truck.

So far I like it. But It will be hard to tell if it was worth it. They claim 1000 salt sprays with no degredation. I'll be the judge of that

I want to paint the bottom of my doors too. We'll see how that works out. (The bottom of the inside of the doors.)

 

Might be good to do my rockers with...


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Im going to use the Heavy duty anti rust on the back side of the inner rockers under the truck. It says it stays like a waxy material and self heals if it gets scratched. I dont care about looks under the cab nobody is going to be looking there haha. I just want to stop rust!

 

Dude, you have to paint over that with paint, it won't hold up on it's own, it's actually rather brittle and will scratch easily.

I also would've sanded down those rust spots better if you were going to go through all the trouble of painting the frame.

Check out my thread from when I did mine
http://www.gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=252663

 

Dude, you have to paint over that with paint, it won't hold up on it's own, it's actually rather brittle and will scratch easily.

I also would've sanded down those rust spots better if you were going to go through all the trouble of painting the frame.

Check out my thread from when I did mine
http://www.gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=252663

Well dude, my truck isn't as new as yours. Eastwood claims you can spray right over rust. No painting needed. I did use a wire brush to knock any spots that looked "loose". My frame was actually in pretty good condition considering it's age here in WI. Only small cancer spots that I hit with a brush. I did call Eastwood and talked to them first.

 

I don't care what they told you they obviously don't know their own product lol. I even used their PRE surface prep first too, and noticed after the RE went on and was dry 3 days later it scratched rather easily with a fingernail, not good.

 

I don't care what they told you they obviously don't know their own product lol. I even used their PRE surface prep first too, and noticed after the RE went on and was dry 3 days later it scratched rather easily with a fingernail, not good.

FML. Well I will be crawling under to check later. Im going to hit the frame with the rubber stuff. I'm going to get my money back if I find your statements to be true

 

FML. Well I will be crawling under to check later. Im going to hit the frame with the rubber stuff. I'm going to get my money back if I find your statements to be true

Def check it out. I may have experienced this because mine was scraped down to bare clean metal? No idea, but I was surprised how delicate it was. Once covered with a top coat I had no worries at all.

 

Def check it out. I may have experienced this because mine was scraped down to bare clean metal? No idea, but I was surprised how delicate it was. Once covered with a top coat I had no worries at all.

I'm hoping that's the case, but I would think it would bond better to bare metal? P.S. your stuff looks amazing. I want to stop/prevent rust.

If it turns out I can peel this off with my finger nail, I might just lose my mind, that was quite a bit of effort actually. My lungs did not appreciate the fumes either (and I was outside!)

 

So I did go under and start to scratch some of it. It didn't peel off. This may have something to do with the fact that the product is supposed to be painted over rust, and therefore better adhears to rust itself???

P.S. your frame/suspension looks friggin awesome!

 

Oh good. Thanks for the comment. It helps when you avoid driving in rain, and the winter too.

Not sure it has to be used over rust, but when my frame was stripped the metal was super smooth, I didn't bother scuffing it to provide a better surface for it to adhere to. Glad it worked out for you. Let me know how it holds up to stone chips now.

 

Oh good. Thanks for the comment. It helps when you avoid driving in rain, and the winter too.

Not sure it has to be used over rust, but when my frame was stripped the metal was super smooth, I didn't bother scuffing it to provide a better surface for it to adhere to. Glad it worked out for you. Let me know how it holds up to stone chips now.

That will be the true test. I'll update when I know

 

The reg stuff and rubberized stuff is all on sale 50% off, i'm buying a crap ton, if you were on the fence, now is the time!

www.eastwood.com

 

The reg stuff and rubberized stuff is all on sale 50% off, i'm buying a crap ton, if you were on the fence, now is the time!

www.eastwood.com

Drove to the store yesteray. They were buy one get one free lol. I grabbed 2 while I was there getting some underhood black for my car.

 

Drove to the store yesteray. They were buy one get one free lol. I grabbed 2 while I was there getting some underhood black for my car.

Always gotta show me up don't you!!! :yuno::murder:

 

I want to get some of the rubberized stuff to do the very bottom of my rockers.


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http://www.eastwood.com/rubberized-rust-encapsulator-quart.html

What's regular price?


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http://www.eastwood.com/rubberized-rust-encapsulator-quart.html

What's regular price?


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That isn't on sale, (that size), only the 15oz aerosol is. It will show you.

 

I want to get some of the rubberized stuff to do the very bottom of my rockers.


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I spoke with Eastwood on this, as I wanted to do the same, the bottom of my rockers/inside of my doors. They said the rubberized stuff will run off a painted surface. Use the regular stuff (same stuff I used on my frame/suspension):

http://www.eastwood.com/rust-encapsulator-27965.html

 

oh snap... looks like the sale is only if you have signed up for the email news letter?????

here's the link:

http://enews.eastwood.com/q/MDwF_fhPbb-0XK0UMO3ZKvJqcr_-l0KcysWjL9-ZviBIlHUGRr8OHYg3D