MIJOBA LIFE MEMBER Joined Feb 2, 2020 Posts 15 Likes collected 11 Location Carlisle Funster No 68,477 MH A class Exp Since 2019 May 5, 2022 #1
Phill D Joined Dec 6, 2011 Posts 12,517 Likes collected 28,465 Location South Wales Funster No 19,136 MH s Exp Since 2007 May 5, 2022 #2 I used smooth hammerite on mine after a scrap off of flaking paint with an old wood chisel. Upvote 0
ManTheVan LIFE MEMBER Joined Jan 11, 2020 Posts 1,590 Likes collected 3,098 Location South Devon, UK Funster No 67,952 MH Rapido C class Exp Yottie convert May 6, 2022 #3 A good direct-to-rust paint like Hammerite, Jenolite or Rust-oleum? Upvote 0
Richard n Ann Joined Jan 19, 2014 Posts 10,157 Likes collected 27,047 Location Derbyshire Funster No 29,757 MH Elddis Accordo 105 Exp since 2014 May 6, 2022 #4 I'd spray it with lithium grease Pardon our interruption... Paint will only flake off. This site contains affiliate links for which MHF may be compensated. Upvote 0
OP OP MIJOBA LIFE MEMBER Joined Feb 2, 2020 Posts 15 Likes collected 11 Location Carlisle Funster No 68,477 MH A class Exp Since 2019 May 6, 2022 #5 Many thanks for suggestions. Subscribers do not see these advertisements Upvote 0
S sonar Free Member Joined Dec 3, 2021 Posts 1,267 Likes collected 2,050 Funster No 85,716 MH . May 6, 2022 #6 I used wax oil protects against any new rust and stops any old rust in its tracks. plus shows I am not hiding anything. comes in clear or black. the entire underside has been done the same. Easy for anyone to see any repairs ect. Upvote 0
I used wax oil protects against any new rust and stops any old rust in its tracks. plus shows I am not hiding anything. comes in clear or black. the entire underside has been done the same. Easy for anyone to see any repairs ect.