How To Limit Surface Rust On Your Project | Built By Astill

[@hqlion]

Thanks for the video! Howard your not just a craftsman but also a great teacher.

[@nutscratchermag58]

Thank you 🙏 that’s exactly what I was hoping you would show us on this channel.!

[@christophervictim]

Thanks for showing this, I'm in the process of stripping panels currently.

[@davidthompson245]

Cheers Howard, this is gold.

[@AstillDesign]

Glade you like it.

[@UzumakiGarage]

Thanks mate. Great info to easily digest. cheers!

[@AstillDesign]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rickmcgavigan8431]

Top shelf work mate

[@AstillDesign]

Thanks Rick

[@markarchinal9651]

Brilliant, thanks mate

[@PaulChapman-z2e]

Hey Howard thanks for the informative videos is the deoxidine ratio of 3:1 3parts water to 1 part deoxidine or the other way round? Thanks mate

[@AstillDesign]

3 water, 1 deoxidine

[@johnmathews3027]

Great video, thanks for sharing

[@AstillDesign]

Thanks for watching!

[@brettclowes201]

Great info thanks! Can you please advise where one can purchase Bonderite/Deoxidine 624 in Australia in less than 20lt drums?

[@howardastill620]

You PPG distributer should be able to help with that. Ask for SX520/940

[@tomspeirs1195]

Ive searched for a while now and cant seem to find this product. Would you perhaps know a link to where you purchased?

[@colinp1233]

Great vid! Thanks

[@AstillDesign]

Glad we can help

[@jasonparnis2369]

Fantastic results. I'm planning to use this PPG system on a ground up Resto .. Question is on the TDS of the epotec grey/green epoG55 ( I believe you use?), it says to use 971 9119 metal conditioner ( under previously painted surfaces) which on 971 9119 TDs says apply epoxy within 30 mins .. I'm little confused as to why it didn't recommend the deoxidine you used .. because the one you used is 4 hours to get it in primer and 9719119 is 30 mins.. Will this be an issue? Sorry just a bit confused and new to PPG system.. Thank you

[@AstillDesign]

Hi, the difference is that I’m using the DP 616 epoxy from the Deltron range. The Epotec is an industrial epoxy. This is not my recommendation for resto work. Cheers H

[@jasonparnis2369]

@@AstillDesign thank you so much for replying. I will purchase DP616 👍

[@ScottBradley-k1g]

can you talk to after you do this procedure what is the necessary prep prior to actual painting?

[@AstillDesign]

Have a look at this series, it covers it all. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGnPc6OZoLZ-Z5o

[@derekmartin8498]

Did this couple years ago with 75% phosphoric acid on scrap sheet metal. Just wiped on then off with a dry rag. Not the right way probably should neutralise the acid been sitting on a shelf in my garage in Melbourne still no rust.

[@AstillDesign]

sounds like it worked fine

[@waynekerr8003]

I re-manufacture all the panels in aluminium to alleviate surface rust

[@AstillDesign]

That's going a bit overboard

[@TheBuildRoom]

Can you paint an epoxy straight over the zinc finish that is left after the clean up and drying?

[@AstillDesign]

That’s correct

[@TheBuildRoom]

@@AstillDesign Awesome thanks - about to throw down some 2K Etch - was concerned about getting it all off. Thanks for the vids!

[@jack-nn2km]

thanks astill can that then be etch primmed straight over also where can it be bought,

[@howardastill620]

You PPG distributer should be able to help with that. Ask for SX520/940. Yes can be painted within the next 4 hours, other wise reapply.

[@MrFathead]

Could you do a video on how you guys strip the paint off the cars?

[@AstillDesign]

have a look at the bonnet repair its in those

[@mansourjreige677]

Hi mate. would you epoxy Straight Over that Procedure? Or give it a sand And wax and grace.? I trust your opinion🙏 This is a glass blasted surface

[@AstillDesign]

The data sheets from PPG and Henkel tell you to paint straight over treated surface within 2 hours no other process required or recommended cheers H

[@MoPho-r9i]

Where do you buy Henkel Bonderite Deoxidine 624 ? Cheers :)

[@AstillDesign]

Any PPG distributor, they are listed on the PPG website

[@dwaynecounsell3854]

Hi astill does the deoxidine kill the rust in the deeper pitted bits where blasting isn’t an option or is good for surface rust only

[@AstillDesign]

It phosphic acid based and will convert rust(oxidised metal) however if it is exposed to air and water it will potentially continue to rust. Have a look at the bonnet Resorations series I have done and it will show deoxidise plus another product.

[@icarusdb58]

yep , that's my method , deoxidine , etch prime

[@poydapoyderson646]

So apart from panel wipe, does it need removing before painting?

[@AstillDesign]

No it doesn’t, done correctly to the data sheet it should be done just prior to painting, prepsol and or metho wipe.

[@poydapoyderson646]

@@AstillDesign Thankyou for taking the time to reply

[@mickedge9946]

I've been told to sand with a buzzer afterwards before applying epoxy is this necessary?

[@AstillDesign]

Hi, have a look at road to top 60 colour reveal episode. John from PPG explains the whole process. You should not sand it.

[@GMCShazamataz]

Where do you purchase the Deoxidine from? Cheers

[@AstillDesign]

Hi, any PPG distributer www.ppgrefinish.com.au/Distributors.aspx

[@AstillDesign]

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[@neilmitchell4259]

Hello how heavy rust will this work on

[@AstillDesign]

Surface rust only

[@michaelbyrnes7944]

Yeah Narr never liked deoxadean the water 💦 bit scares me I’d rather use a wizza and 120 180 clean it with GP thinners and epoxy it straight away I’ve actually found using straight panatrol brush on bare lasts way longer and wipes off with thinners easy no water 💦 needed

[@AstillDesign]

I’m following the data sheet from my paint provider.

[@PaulChapman-z2e]

Hey Howard thanks for the informative videos is the deoxidine ratio of 3:1 3parts water to 1 part deoxidine or the other way round? Thanks mate