Eastwood Matte Black Rust Encapsulator Plus | Long Lasting Durable Finish 1 Coat Maximum Rust Protection | Heat Resistance up to 350 degrees Fahrenheit | 1 Gallon, Matte Black

This stuff works great! I have used it all over a car that I am working on, and it has held up great. It is easy to apply and has done great in covering the rust. Additionally, a little bit goes a long way. It doesnt take much to cover the rust, so this can is a great size for covering spots here and there, vs painting an entire frame/subframe.

This stuff is awesome. I did a trailer with it. I brushed and rolled it on. Looks like I sprayed it. Left a semigloss shine just like I wanted. Will by more because I originally ordered it for my Jeep. By the way it goes a long ways. I did a 20 foot trailer and only used half a can

This product works so well. I bought it to protect and paint over my 1990 Honda Fourtrax racks and rims that am restoring. I changed out my plastics so the racks really needed some love! They had some rust so I wanted to clean them up and prevent it from rusting more. I used a small paint brush and a small sponge brush to apply the product. I could have sprayed it but I thought painting it would be less waste and more cost effective. This dries down pretty quickly. It is hard to get off you skin even with Gojo. I ended up using 100%r real acetone to get it off my fingers. When it's on...it is really on! Pic on Left is Before, Pic on Right is After.

good product works as it should

This stuff seemed to work very well. I topcoated with chassis black. The only thing I'd point out... is that so far ordering things from eastwood through amazon... 3 different items, each had like 2wks to get here in cali.

Well first off if you know Eastwood products then really say no more they are the GO TO for anything restorative. This paint is quick thick and adheres to everything I have applied it to. Just one note BEFORE using it clean area with Lacquer thinner, or Acetone to remove any oils etc. You want to scuff as much of the rust as possible even just a little to help it grab When it dries the finish is actually jaw dropping beautiful - I actually could not believe how good it looks. Great value for the money in my opinion as well Cleaning hmm.. Well I used a throw away brush intentionally and wore latex gloves, But STILL got it on my arm and elbow - it cleaned off with a bit of paint thinner in seconds. \

I’ve used this rust encapsulation paint years ago while restoring an antique truck chassis. After many years the coating has held up and no rust. Surface prep is important and it goes on smoothly and coverage is excellent. For my recent project we acquired a set of vintage Salterini peacock chairs. The paint was old and had some surface rust. A little work cleaning them and wire brushing and a coat of Eastwood, topped with a single coat of gloss black and they look amazing. I can’t say enough good things about this stuff. One word of advise. While brushing or rolling this paint on, wear an old long sleeve and long pants, latex gloves too. This stuff is the devil to scrub off your skin. Mineral spirits will help but the amount of scrubbing doesn’t do your skin any favors! OUCH!

After researching and watching iTunes,I decided to go with Eastwood.Its a bit pricey but seems well worth it.I used it on truck frame.Degreased it and etched.One coat is what it calls for,nice.You can apply paint over it.Its a small can but somehow goes a long wa y.