Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Boat Trailer Plans How Do I Fix A Rusting Galvanised Steel Trailer?

How do I fix a rusting galvanised steel trailer? - boat trailer plans

I have a pendant made of galvanized steel for our boat, which has seen better days. I have to buy the odd thousand pounds to a new, so I must make some repairs. Most of the rust seems to be superficial, instead of eating the box beams.

Should I paint the excess rust with a wire brush, then with a hammer, or is there a color that resembles the zinc-coated bars allready? I first, then the first (and if so, how) or dining room used or rust that I'm better and try to build a new trailer for?

If someone plans to build boat trailers, or how much it would cost to put a full trailer. The trailer is about 12 meters long and about 5 feet wide?

Thanks in advance ...

13 comments:

  1. First, have reasons of security, making sure that the rust is only superficial, press the structure with a hammer, this will show any deficiencies. All holes must be galvanized steel back plate by polishing the shiny steel and welding of structural steel repairs over the holes. If the section is too bad, and cut the sleeve of a section may be.

    Wire brush to polish the rust alone, with an angle grinder with a grinding slice it, the brilliant metal oxide reduction.

    Then apply Jenolite according to the manufacturer's instructions, the first paint and paint or just to hammer.

    Hope that helps, e-mail if you need clarity

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  2. Naval jelly rust use, save something from a wire brush. or if it would be easy and inexpensive to take it somewhere and has sandblasted.
    In response indicates that there are some images (like Krylon connects to the surface oxide.
    and if you have this kind of rust (I guess the trailer back in the water)
    Look at your wheel bearings and axle.
    PS If you remove the frame, asking questions about the e-painting, draw a painting process for metals with a beam of painting surfaces.

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  3. From wire brush and then apply all the spray paint in cold galvanized color of their expensive, but it works

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  4. RUSTSEAL KBS is also cheaper than Por15. You will receive more protection for less money. Qt = gal = $ 34 and $ 106.50. Delivery is made on purchases over $ 100 and $ 5.00 shipping for orders under $ 100. Can not beat that!

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  5. If the rust is superficial, then use the wire brush and sandpaper to get the metal.
    Then with a good metal primer together on the trailer. Turn right onto the painting, which is already there. After two days to dry very well.

    Then use an epoxy paint. Or will resume when you can easily find the installation of epoxy powder demand, and do it with epoxy powder coating. But in all cases, with an epoxy paint. To allow week to a complete set of painting, and you have a trailer that will never rust! Enjoy!

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  6. The best thing is to do a wire brush or a rotary sander attachment for a drill to obtain and remove the excess iron. Then go to the hardware and buy soemthing like Rustoleum Rust Reformer or a similar formula. It was invented by the use of the Navy and is chemically treated to stop the rust is oxidation. This applies not only covered, yet all have the rust is gone. Instead, change the rest of the rust into a protective surface that chemically re rust. In fact, the rust penetrates and transforms everything that comes in a chemically inert material. If you have more of the rust, then the material with iron penetarte significantly less.

    When dry, a cousin and then a single coat on and you're done!

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  7. Remove flaking rust and use a product called POR-15

    POR-15 ® is a high-tech, high performance rust-preventive coating for application directly on rusted or seasoned metal surfaces. It dries to an incredible rock-hard, nonporous surface that will not crack or peel and prevents rust from recurring by protecting metal from further exposure to moisture.

    Use it to the rusty frames, floor pans, farm equipment, marine equipment, or even a cover of battery very corroded.

    POR-15 ® is sensitive to UV light (sun will be covered) and has a longer exposure to sunlight.
    Upper layer is for areas that are not exposed to sunlight is required.


    PINT - $ 26.00
    QUART - $ 38.75
    Gallon - $ 123.75
    5 liter - $ 529.25

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  8. Here you can get most of my stuff boat trailer, and the staff is very helpful

    http://shop.easternmarine.com/

    Business, but on eBay

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/88-IN-350 ...

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  9. Blasting and epoxy paint, then prime

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  10. It is remarkable that ....... But if rust galvanized supporters see a hardware store, to see if they have any Jelly navel or other corrosion inhibitor. In the U.S. All types of inhibitors on the market. If none exists, you can brush wire, but you use a wire wheel to work not only faster and easier, but skin color is clean with good too.then protection against rust. That should do it. OH! Do not forget to wear your safety goggles when you do the work.

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  11. Clean the surface rust with a wire brush and use a hammer silver color or sealed. Painting the entire boat to see trailers like new ......

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  12. You must be galvanized will to solve the biting bits of black, but the paint and primer, it will then try to paint cromadex to ... Bits for damages, you could get the parts laser cutting .... that's really cheap ... Kellysearch search in your area for laser cutting .... A laser can cut any shape flat.

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  13. I recommend RustSeal KBS Coatings on POR15 older standard for the repair of oxidation. There are some important differences. KBS advanced formulation provides a better adhesion and sealing powers rust. RustSeal leaks into the background in the rusted metal pores and block all access to water and oxygen.RustSeal's pigments are dispersed even richer and more powerful than a higher degree of UV stability. With chalk on the other side, within 2 weeks of UV exposure and opened his hands like soot in a month. RustSeal is also easier to sand. It does not delete as ROP.

    A sandblasted surface is ideal for RustSeal. If you scale wirebrush loose rust, but with a wash and take RustBlast AQUAKLEEN before sealing with RustSeal. Can paint RustSeal system if desired.

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