PhillipM
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Aerosol 1K primer, even weld through will hold it for a while.
This, Etchweld would be perfect
Aerosol 1K primer, even weld through will hold it for a while.
~30psi gives a fine spray which only needs about 100ml to do the whole underneath.
Its not going to rot to dust in 6+ months or so,so dont worry about itit's the chassis interior where I can't access I'm most concerned about over winter.
no problem welding it at all , and 1 litre will do the whole van at least twice , it only needs a mist to work . And it does lots of other things too , I use it in a pump action oil can instead of wd40 , the only tin of squirty stuff I have these days is Injectorex , its faster on stuck nuts .I've painted all the new repairs and all bare metal i've grinded with Zinc-182 to be followed by some white stone chip. I'm going to get as much welding done as I can before weather turns foul and then I really feel I need to soak inside the box sections with something, this ACF50 seems to fit the bill and there is some out of date stuff going cheaper on Opie Oils.
If anyone knows the answer to these re: ACF-50
What's it like to weld near, 6-8 months after applying?
How much would you expect to use coating inside chassis cavities only, on a MWB Transit?
100ml?! I'm close to buying 2L of slightly out of date stuff for £40, and simply carpet bombing the cavities. Sounds like it won't be very volatile by next spring/summer for welding. Do you think 2L is overkill? There is quite a lot of sill/box section and it really is rotting like a pear