Rust converter 24kg Lakprom LAKPROM

Lakprom's rust converter is a proven professional solution for chemical treatment of corroded steel and iron surfaces. The product works through a complex chemical reaction that transforms metal oxides (rust) into a stable protective layer. This process not only stops the development of corrosion, but also turns the unstable surface into a reliable base for the subsequent application of primers and paints. Its use is a key step in the restoration of metal structures, where complete mechanical removal of rust is difficult or economically unprofitable.

The application of this converter significantly improves the adhesion of the finish coating to the metal, preventing the risk of sub-layer corrosion and subsequent peeling of the paint. Statistically, a properly treated surface increases the service life of the paint layer by up to two times. The product is optimized for large-scale industrial projects and maintenance of large metal facilities, providing a reliable barrier against aggressive environmental factors.

Purpose

• Chemical conversion of rust on corroded metal surfaces
• Preparation of steel structures, halls and tanks before painting
• Protection of reinforcement and metal elements in construction and industry
• Maintenance of fences, railings and vehicles with visible signs of corrosion

Main advantages

• Increases the durability of the finish by 1.5 to 2 times
• Provides superior adhesion between metal and paint
• Completely eliminates the formation of sub-layer corrosion under the new paint layer
• Easy-to-apply method that saves time when preparing large areas
• Cost-effective industrial packaging for professional use

Technical characteristics

• Type: liquid rust converter
• Color: transparent to slightly yellowish
• Compatibility: suitable for all types of alkyd and acrylic systems
• Packaging: 24 kg

Method of use

1. Clean the surface mechanically from loose layers of rust and old cracked paint with a wire brush.
2. Stir the product before use.
3. Apply evenly to the surface with a brush, roller or spray.
4. Wait for the chemical reaction to complete (the surface usually darkens)
5. Apply the next protective layer (primer or paint) after the converter has completely dried.