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Author:  bobandcar [ Tue Apr 04, 2017 8:23 pm ]
Post subject:  Rust, how to stop it

So I've had a recieved hitch on the KK for about 7 years and it's rusted pretty bad. I'll try and upload a pic.
I found one on Craigslist that is in great visual condition so I grabbed it for $30.
What can I do to it so that it deosnt rust or at least not in the next 7 years?

Author:  Dgideon [ Wed Apr 05, 2017 5:02 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Rust, how to stop it

CorrosionX is your friend.

https://www.zoro.com/corrosionx-corrosi ... /G0678675/

bobandcar wrote:
So I've had a recieved hitch on the KK for about 7 years and it's rusted pretty bad. I'll try and upload a pic.
I found one on Craigslist that is in great visual condition so I grabbed it for $30.
What can I do to it so that it deosnt rust or at least not in the next 7 years?

Author:  WWDiesel [ Wed Apr 05, 2017 8:20 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Rust, how to stop it

Clean it real good, sand it down and either spray it yourself or have it professionally sprayed with bedliner. Rhino and Line-X are both good choices.
You can buy bedliner in a spray can at the parts stores or some hardware stores like ACE, but they do not produce the nice thick coating on items like the professional services do!
Bedliner spray requires specific preparation to allow the coating to adhere and bond correctly! The better the coating adheres determines how long it will last and how well it will protect!

If applied correctly, the aromatic or aliphatic polyurea or polyurethane produces an extremely tough and long lasting durable finish and protects whatever is encapsulated in it.
I have had bumpers, brush guards, 4 wheeler racks/parts, tractor parts, and outdoor equipment sprayed to protect them from wear and the environment!

VERY GOOD STUFF!!!

:SOMBRERO:

Author:  pacaba [ Fri May 12, 2017 4:38 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Rust, how to stop it

Hey mate, could you please tell us if the above replies have helped you? I'm really curious about rust/corrosion myself, as I have some issues with it too. Thank you!

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