🔧 XIONLAB 2-in-1 Rust Converter & Metal Primer - Covers 4X More, Industrial Grade, Water Based UV Resistant Rust Reformer - No Top Coat Needed - Rust Inhibitor for Damp Surfaces - 1 Gallon Review

I used this to salvage the frame on my Jeep Grand Cherokee. I've never used anything like this, but it seems to cover well. I'm curious how durable it is.

This stuff worked great. I bought a 16' x 76' wide cargo trailer from a retired landscaper. tandem axle. He dried the hard stone and quickly. I drilled it to install multiple lights after it dries and it won't crack or peel. This really works best on metal with some surface rust, so don't sand on bare metal. Remove scale and leave rest for best results. It took just under a gallon to make the frame of a 16 foot trailer. Creates an excellent base for painting

This product is easy to spray, easy to clean, does not have a very unpleasant odor. BUTI sprayed on the car primer and some areas didn't stick, there are a few spots that crack in the crevices of the inside corners and some flat areas. The company sent an email to technical support. NO ANSWER! UPDATE: Xionlab clearly messed up the emails. After checking, they worked really hard to fix the problem and provide recommendations for apps etc. Maybe my mistake was in the call, I need to try again.

The stuff keeps what it promises. He thinks and stubbornly clings to the rust. It doesn't stick as well to anything that isn't rusty. You can apply it to a wet surface or dilute it with water, but I would advise against it. When it gets wet it becomes quite runny and drips a lot. It is easily washed off the skin but does not come off clothing. Dress according to the circumstance. Wear safety goggles, but you don't need a fan. There isn't much gas. It is recommended to apply two coats and you…

My project involves welding 24 steel ducts to steel studs and grinding rusty metal plates. I considered using Rustoleum metal primer and enamel. I chose this product because I thought I could paint without a top coat. I found that one coat didn't hold up to 2000psi washing. Two layers withstand washing under pressure. The red color is thick. One layer can cover any color. Cleaning is easy compared to oil paint. Delivery is very fast. I used two and a half gallons in my project. I used a Wooster

I have used similar products - POR-15, KBS etc. All required a metal cleaner and then a separate rust converter. , spray with water and then coat for best results. In fact, it was a multi-step process. It was fairly easy to use, so far I've used it to cover the interior metal floor of my classic car. There were a few rust spots (minor) on the bottom so I wanted to use it to stop current rust and for future protection. Everything ran smoothly and looks great, and most importantly, I didn't have…

Very impressed with this stuff. Read everything I could about it through the reviews - what worked and what didn't work for people. I prepped the subfloor with a wire brush on an angle grinder - chipped off loose rust, sanded down existing paint wherever I could with 80 grit sandpaper. I used a cheap shaving brush to apply, then a small 3" wide roller to smooth it out used it to an acceptable thickness. Two to four hours later after running the fan at 62˚F I was able to scratch it. Fingernail…