Need Anti rust Spray cans??? Anyone!!!!

rajeevrs · 8th November 2009, 11:18

Hi, I own a new apache, about three weeks old, Since I been living in chennai along the coastal region (ECR), I been facing with problems of Rust formation and salt deposits...I had anti rust on my CAR and no worries for two years now. This is my second bike, My first one was a pulsar 180 dts-i, and had to change the Exhaust once since corroded...This bike has been three weeks old ans saw the first corrosion on a nut alond ground conection for the starter...Anyone please helpme out if I can get any anti rust spray cans/ anti rust protection for it..Either getting it online or in chennai at stores...will be of great help...

mithun · 8th November 2009, 19:48

Do the anti-rust coating from the dealer or any other garage. That would prevent the rust if applied evenly & correctly.

Raccoon · 9th November 2009, 01:54

^^^What exactly is this anti rust coating they do? What do they use? Never heard about it for bikes. The only "coating" I'v heard them do is the so-called Teflon coating...

Personally, I use wax on some parts and wd40 on some parts to keep rust at bay on my bikes. Last time I was at the car workshop they were using a spray by 3 Bond. Anybody has any idea if it is better or where to get it? Have not been able to find it in any shop yet.

blackfire_9 · 10th November 2009, 22:04

Hi there,

I have used RustLick on a couple of occasions & have been more than satisfied with it. Or you can simply grab a can of WD40. These products help remove rust ( at least till something like moderate rust) & act as water dispersants not allowing water to settle & cause rust formation.

Google up WD40 if you need more info on it. It has been in use since long

Take care.

Happy & safe riding,
Prakhar

Raccoon · 11th November 2009, 00:35

WD40 is fairly good at removing rust, but the problem is that both its rust inhibiting property and lubricating property don't last very long... esp. not when its out exposed to the elements. In fact its not a very good lubricator to being with... the rust inhibiting property is relatively better, I'd say. I hope there are better products out there... but none seem to be easily available.

Cyrus43 · 11th November 2009, 00:45

Another thing you can do is buy a can of Bosny Clear coat and spray that.

Raj1008 · 11th November 2009, 02:13

Krown works very well, but I dont know if you get it in India.

laluks · 11th November 2009, 06:51

try 3M 4way antirust and lubricant spray. Costs around 180ish

sgiitk · 11th November 2009, 07:47

There is a very famous penetrating oil called WD40. It is available from may paint shops, and also some hardware shops. It does have some anti-rust protective capabilities. There used to be (and may be still is) another product named Rustolene (both spray and cans). This is also excellent but a bit corrosive. After the clean up I will go for (if required) something like Clear Laquer.

vrprabhu · 11th November 2009, 12:52

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Originally Posted by sgiitk

After the clean up I will go for (if required) something like Clear Laquer.

+1 to that. The battery terminals of my car was getting rusted - a couple of years ago. When I told the A.S.S. people, one of them came up with idea - cleaned it and applied some kind of painting / coating (blue in colour) - it is rust free for almost three years now. Since it is a nut that is rusted - the same should work.

mithun · 13th November 2009, 22:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by laluks

try 3M 4way antirust and lubricant spray. Costs around 180ish

Any more info regarding this 3M product ?

8th November 2009, 11:18	#1
rajeevrs Newbie Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Chennai Posts: 13 Thanked: 0 Times	Need Anti rust Spray cans??? Anyone!!!! Hi, I own a new apache, about three weeks old, Since I been living in chennai along the coastal region (ECR), I been facing with problems of Rust formation and salt deposits...I had anti rust on my CAR and no worries for two years now. This is my second bike, My first one was a pulsar 180 dts-i, and had to change the Exhaust once since corroded...This bike has been three weeks old ans saw the first corrosion on a nut alond ground conection for the starter...Anyone please helpme out if I can get any anti rust spray cans/ anti rust protection for it..Either getting it online or in chennai at stores...will be of great help...
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8th November 2009, 19:48	#2
mithun BANNED Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Cochin Posts: 2,195 Thanked: 268 Times	Do the anti-rust coating from the dealer or any other garage. That would prevent the rust if applied evenly & correctly.
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9th November 2009, 01:54	#3
Raccoon Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Poona Posts: 1,851 Thanked: 116 Times	^^^What exactly is this anti rust coating they do? What do they use? Never heard about it for bikes. The only "coating" I'v heard them do is the so-called Teflon coating... Personally, I use wax on some parts and wd40 on some parts to keep rust at bay on my bikes. Last time I was at the car workshop they were using a spray by 3 Bond. Anybody has any idea if it is better or where to get it? Have not been able to find it in any shop yet.
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10th November 2009, 22:04	#4
blackfire_9 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: India Posts: 1,075 Thanked: 191 Times	Hi there, I have used RustLick on a couple of occasions & have been more than satisfied with it. Or you can simply grab a can of WD40. These products help remove rust ( at least till something like moderate rust) & act as water dispersants not allowing water to settle & cause rust formation. Google up WD40 if you need more info on it. It has been in use since long Take care. Happy & safe riding, Prakhar
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11th November 2009, 00:35	#5
Raccoon Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Poona Posts: 1,851 Thanked: 116 Times	WD40 is fairly good at removing rust, but the problem is that both its rust inhibiting property and lubricating property don't last very long... esp. not when its out exposed to the elements. In fact its not a very good lubricator to being with... the rust inhibiting property is relatively better, I'd say. I hope there are better products out there... but none seem to be easily available.
	() Thanks

11th November 2009, 00:45	#6
Cyrus43 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: London Posts: 5,019 Thanked: 221 Times View My Garage	Another thing you can do is buy a can of Bosny Clear coat and spray that.
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11th November 2009, 02:13	#7
Raj1008 BHPian Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Toronto Posts: 119 Thanked: 64 Times View My Garage	Krown works very well, but I dont know if you get it in India.
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11th November 2009, 06:51	#8
laluks Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Bangalore Posts: 6,552 Thanked: 16,397 Times	try 3M 4way antirust and lubricant spray. Costs around 180ish
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11th November 2009, 07:47	#9
sgiitk BANNED Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Gurugram Posts: 7,969 Thanked: 4,787 Times	There is a very famous penetrating oil called WD40. It is available from may paint shops, and also some hardware shops. It does have some anti-rust protective capabilities. There used to be (and may be still is) another product named Rustolene (both spray and cans). This is also excellent but a bit corrosive. After the clean up I will go for (if required) something like Clear Laquer.
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