Q:How does RustStop™ RX100™ work?

A:The secret behind the success of RustStop™ RX100™ lies in its deep penetrating action.  This amazing product cuts through existing rust, and sinks deep into the treated surface, penetrating microscopic cracks and crevices, thus bonding itself into the metal – attacking and stopping the corrosion at root level – exactly where it starts!”

  Q:Do I have to paint over RustStop™ RX100™ for it to be effective?
A:No, RustStop™ RX100 is designed to be a stand-alone protective coating and there is no need to paint over it.

 Q:Is RustStop™ RX100™ difficult to apply?
A:Not at all, RustStop™ RX100 is very simple to apply and can be done using a standard paintbrush, enamel roller or paint spray-gun.

 Q:How much surface preparation is needed?

A:Very little, you will need to remove any flaking and loose rust, and ensure the metal is dry and free from grease before application. RustStop™ RX100™ can be applied directly over existing rust and will penetrate and stop it from spreading any further.

Q:How long will RustStop™ RX100™ protect the metal?

A:RustStop™ RX100™ is very long lasting and if applied properly will provide long term, permanent protection.

Q:What size containers is RustStop™ RX100™ available in?

A:RX100 is primarily an industrial product and so is not available in retails packs. The standard size is 20L drums, but other packs can be offered on request. 250ml and 1L samples packs can also be arranged.

 Q:Can RustStop™ RX100™ be used as a clear coat, no wax covering over a vehicle's paint job?

A:No, this is not advisable as the gloss finish may vary over large sections.

 Q:Can RustStop™ RX100™ be used on metal that is submerged in water?

A:No, RustStop™ RX100™ is designed for use on open air structures.

 Q:Will the RustStop™ RX100™ "surface" crack.

A:No, the surface remains flexible and will never crack.

Q:Can it be applied over existing rust.

A:Yes it can be applied directly over existing rust  (clean flaked areas first) and will stop rust totally - it precludes the metal from breathing and receiving oxygen and water, totally suffocating the rusting process.