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HMLyder

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I discovered some starting rust on my Terrano II frame.
Does anyone know a good chemical for removing this?
Have searched the web for some rust converter, but has anyone tried this and can comment it?
 
I discovered some starting rust on my Terrano II frame.
Does anyone know a good chemical for removing this?
Have searched the web for some rust converter, but has anyone tried this and can comment it?

Wire wool brush and some elbow grease. Followed by a drying and a spraying or applying of something, wether it be waxoyl or underseal ect. Just make sure you don't seal in wet...
 
I was hoping for something that does not require elbow grease.
A easy spray on stuff is preferred :)
 
Is it internal or external?

I've used some fe-123 recently, seems to do the trick. It's a rust converter.

You still need to wire brush off any loose rust then apply. Wire brush drill bits work well.

Jenolite might be easier to find in Norway :)
 
Have ordered me some Bilt Hambers Deox Gel and Hydrate80.
Read some british forums and they seems to be quite good.
If not, i'll try the fe-123.

The rust is external on the frame. (although the outer sill is rusted trough.)
 
I can imagine Norway is quite harsh on the old Terrano :bow

I would think the british weather is just as hard on the car as the norwegian :naughty
I think the only difference is that we have alot colder and more snow.
 
I would think the british weather is just as hard on the car as the norwegian :naughty
I think the only difference is that we have alot colder and more snow.

We have regular applications of Salt on our roads, which accelerates rust.:doh
What do they use in Norway? or do they only rely on studded tyres?

Rustic
 
Have ordered me some Bilt Hambers Deox Gel and Hydrate80.
Read some british forums and they seems to be quite good.
If not, i'll try the fe-123.

The rust is external on the frame. (although the outer sill is rusted trough.)

I use Bilt Hamber products and find them very good at killing rust, you then need their body wax to protect to whole lot again
 
We have regular applications of Salt on our roads, which accelerates rust.:doh
What do they use in Norway? or do they only rely on studded tyres?

Rustic

In south of Norway, they use salt and non studded tyres.
But i live ALL the way up north, and here the salt is mostly form the sea.
So we use only studded tyres.
 
I use Bilt Hamber products and find them very good at killing rust, you then need their body wax to protect to whole lot again

So after i used the rust treatment, i have to apply the body wax?
Is this to prevent the rust not to return?
 
In south of Norway, they use salt and non studded tyres.
But i live ALL the way up north, and here the salt is mostly form the sea.
So we use only studded tyres.

Get a picture up of your truck mate

I'd love to see it
 




Some pictures. Sorry the long time.

The plan i now to fix all the rust and plastidip the car.
Have bought a 3" suspention lift from milners and im getting some 31" mud terrain to the summer.
 
When I worked for Rover we used to get in a few cars from Norway as it was cheaper to get the ferry over & the cars serviced in the UK:eek: but every one had an engine warmer kit fitted to stop them freezing up
 

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