Rust proof and stronger subframes - a discussion

Quicksilver;10361 wrote: Dont mind if people are willing to learn
Its basically a too stage process which is applied to bare metal. First you spray on the zinc primer which is zinc suspended in a paint which forms a chemical bond with the metal. So its a chemical equivalent to galvanising without the heat issues. Then you coat it with the Amercoat which is a clear spray on polymer paint which is corrosion,chemical and fire resistant. Moderately expensive but hyper effective. Simples!!!
Chris

Good to hear you've got plenty of time left to want to throw spanners at me for asking so many questions :yesnod:

that sounds worth the expense mind, so the underling metal is essentially protected twice? by a layer of zinc and by the paint?

and I'm guessing the paint is extremely chip resistant as it's polymer?

Adam-MGTF;10435 wrote: Good to hear you've got plenty of time left to want to throw spanners at me for asking so many questions :yesnod:

that sounds worth the expense mind, so the underling metal is essentially protected twice? by a layer of zinc and by the paint?

and I'm guessing the paint is extremely chip resistant as it's polymer?

You can take a hammer to it and not chip it
Chris

Quicksilver;10443 wrote: You can take a hammer to it and not chip it
Chris

that sounds like a challenge!
















wheres my jackhammer?

Adam-MGTF;10457 wrote: wheres my jackhammer?

:dunno: Maybe next to your rectal thermometer?

Wow..thank you for that wonderful Idea..I've been finding ways and find a suitable product for my car...I guessed it's a big help for me..I really appreciated it..Thank you for sharing. :broon: :broon: