Rusfre 1000-1B Innerpanel Coating

Rusfre Black Innerpanel Rustproofing

5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating
(1 customer review)
PART#: 1000-1B STARTING AT $74.99 $59.99
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Description

  • Black Innerpanel Rustproofing
  • Chemically Formulated Wax-based Rustproofing that Creeps & Penetrates into Cracks & Close Fitting Areas
  • Sets Up Quickly with No Lingering Odors
  • Sprays & Fogs Evenly
  • Does Not Affect Electrical Systems or Door and Window Mechanisms
  • Sprays on using Rusfre Mitey Bee gun (sold separately)
  • Comes in One Gallon Container

This is a consumable product and is non-returnable.

*****WE ARE NOT PERMITTED TO SHIP RUSFRE PRODUCTS TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA*****
Coverage is approximately 100-150 sq ft per gallon at 4-6mil wet coat

1 review for Rusfre Black Innerpanel Rustproofing

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  1. Jeff –

    This product works well to prevent rust. We use on new vehicles to prevent rust. It coats everything very well and the product stays pliable. It doesn’t harden and chip off over time . We use on inner panels and underneath and are very happy

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Questions and answers

    Does Rusfre dry hard or does it stay soft and tacky to the touch. Also, can or should this be installed on a used vehicle with minor rust visible?
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    Q Does Rusfre dry hard or does it stay soft and tacky to the touch. Also, can or should this be ins...... Read more answer now
    Asked by Dave Fife on May 12, 2021 4:47 pm
    Answered by the admin The inner panel rust rustproofing will stay tacky. Any time you coat over rust there is a chance that the rust can spread underneath the undercoating.