to those with sealey SG18 wax gun

[steveo3002]

when you say doesn't stick do you mean its ran off and left the panel dry? I've found it stays put well in sheltered areas

but would wash off on a inner wheel arch tub or anywhere that gets weathered

would 100% use it in sills

 

[Dcal]

when you say doesn't stick do you mean its ran off and left the panel dry? I've found it stays put well in sheltered areas

but would wash off on a inner wheel arch tub or anywhere that gets weathered

would 100% use it in sills

 

[tom2207]

What's your long term results like with ACF?.

I am still on the fence with it really as it doesn't seem to "stick" like thicker coatings.

Mulling over putting some in my pressure pot to treat the inner sills on my Golf, but once the ACF is on there nothing else will stick to it.

It is nice to use as you say and doesn't stink!.

I redo it every couple of years at mot , as an ongoing maintenance thing , inside wheel arch liners , rear valance , in sills inner guards and bulkhead , door bottoms boot frame and bonnet frame and strut tops and slam panel ,,, it takes about half an hour max ,,, I know if its working when no rust appears and any that was there when I first coated things gets no worse , never seems to bleed rust stains and hinges and catches all work the very best . Thats all I really want out of a coating . half an hour and tenty quids worth of stuff every couple of years seems ok to my reckoning . Mind you I use acf on my tools , I use it as wd40 , and it seems to do fot tapping and drilling too. When you can give two years warranty on land rover repairs for rust ,, you know its good.