Vc-rustomit Rust Converter Application: Paints

VC-RUSTOMIT is a dark brown liquid which when applied on rusty metallic structures particularly iron & steel surfaces, converts the rust into black protective coating. Even the best paints cannot give full protection if they are applied on steel surface which is not entirely free from rust. Durability of the paint film depends as much upon the quality of the surface to be treated as upon the quality of the paint.
Various rust removing methods such as sand blasting, flame cleaning, wire brushing, grinding by abrasives are not only expensive and tedious but time consuming. Moreover they expose the base metal again to corrosion and rust may reappear even before the primer coating is applied.

ADVANTAGES:
Paints applied over VC-RUSTOMIT coating are 2 to 3 times more durable when applied on rusty surface. It has very easy application with little labour. No special equipments are needed. Rust removing operations are eliminated & metallic surface is converted into more useful and hard blue
black protective coating. VC-RUSTOMIT is a guarantee of long lasting protection.
VC-RUSTOMIT is such an active chemical that it reacts in depth with all the rusty layers & forms a protective film which prevents further rust formation. VC-RUSTOMIT has a triple action on rust.
1) Penetrates through all the rust layers.
2) Reacts with all the rust deposits & converts them to a metal organic compound of a hard blue black colour.
3) Stabilizes and binds the rust layers into a 100% protective neutral coat.

USES OF VC-RUSTOMIT:
It is particularly recommended for the following:-
Shipbuilding structures, Factory structures, Storage tanks, Heavy machinery and Engineering equipment, Steel frames, Cranes, Pipe lines, Oil Refinery, Steel structures and various other uses, for all rusted surfaces prior to painting or repainting.

METHOD OF APPLICATION:
Oil, grease, dirt and loose paint if present must be removed first, then loose rust must be removed by wire scrubbing or emery paper. VC-RUSTOMIT is diluted with equal part of water and then applied on the rusted iron or steel surfaces and then allowed to dry.