Not touch-up paint. A rust job you don't have to strip first.
Rust doesn't stop because you painted over it - ordinary paint traps the moisture and the metal carries on underneath. This converts the surface rust chemically and then seals it, so the repair outlasts the afternoon it took.
Everything metal but the bodywork
Trailers, tow bars, roof racks, jack stands, gate hinges, garage doors, the tools that live outside.
Converts, then seals
The rust reacts and darkens, then the film locks the moisture out on top of it.
Water-based
No solvent fumes in a closed garage, and the brush rinses under a tap.
Eight colours
Match what's already there instead of settling for whatever black you had in the shed.
"Fast shipping and delivery, and a reasonable price with no nasty surprises. Excellent service for an overseas order - it's a good era to be living in."
"It's great. The price is reasonable and the delivery is fast. I'll definitely buy again next time!"
"I read in the reviews that it doesn't work well and that it leaks. It doesn't leak, and the rusted areas turn black nicely."

One tub. 5 things ordinary metal paint doesn't do.
- 1
Converts the rust
Reacts with the surface rust instead of sitting on top of it. The treated area darkens, which is the reaction doing its job.
- 2
Primer and topcoat in one system
The anti-rust layer and the finish come out of the same tub - one product to buy, one drying schedule to follow.
- 3
Water-based
Low odour in a closed garage, no solvent, and the brush rinses out under a tap instead of in white spirit.
- 4
Strong adhesion, fast drying
Firm film with good wear resistance, and dry enough to recoat the same day rather than losing a weekend.
One tub does primer and topcoat.
Eight colours, three sizes - 300 g for a hinge, 1 kg for a trailer. Shipping is free!
The questions everyone asks
You don't need to grind back to bare metal - that's the whole point of a converter. You do need to knock off loose flakes and make sure the surface is dry and free of oil, and smooth metal or plastic needs a quick abrade first or nothing keys to it. Skip that and it peels.
That's the conversion reacting with the rust, and it's what it's supposed to do. One of our customers describes exactly this - the rusted areas turn black, then take the colour coat over the top.
