Aquasteel Rust Converter and Primer 2.5 Litre

Excellent product- exactly as described - good value for money and delivered quickly whats not to like.

i painted this under my car as living by the sea is harsh. really worked well. i should have painted it in normal underbody paint on top of it after but its a good product.

Great stuff, easy to apply. I just used a spray bottle ( not even pressured ) and a paint brush. It only goes black on rust so clean bolts and rubber not affected. I’ve painted the underside of my 4x4 and still have some left. 2.5l off this is about £10 more than 1l of 661 and they both do the same thing. Hopefully won’t need to reapply for a few years!

Great coverage on the rusty underside of my 4x4, but needs to be fully cured before painting.

Easy to apply and dried quickly, may need a second coat but it does go a long way and have plenty left, so I highly recommend this “paint” as the rusty roof with last a good bit longer.

great

I buy one of these every few years to just tough up padlocks and screw heads here and there. Back axel of the trailer... you know. First one arrived leaking so took a photo and contacted the company and they replaced it instantly! 5* service!!! Will shop again!

Works very well. It's quite thick - single cream in thickness & looks. Easy to brush on in most places, but trickier to spray into the awkward areas where rust lurks. I managed to 'spray' it using a hand held 2ltr garden sprayer, not so much of a spray, as a stream. But it worked, even though I did manage to get quite a lot of it on me too, but at least it didn't make me black in colour, so I guess I'm not rusty. All the areas sprayed & brushed turned black mainly where there was rust, so it was easy to tell if I'd missed any bits. Mine came with a data sheet of safety measures, do's and don'ts, etc. I would recommend this product, especially as a 90ml bottle of rust converter is around £3,99. This is 2500ml (2.5 litres) - so if it came in 90ml bottles it would have cost me approximately £107! And it's a primer too, so I can paint directly over it, when it's dry. The temperature was about 15c & the sun was out, so it was all dry in a couple of hours, but I've left it for 24+hours to fully harden - as per instructions. I used it on an old box-trailer steel frame that's being refurbished.