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  • I'd just get a sort of grinder and grind it all into a paste. Sort through it bitches.

    Wtf are they gonna do? Take me to the trash court?

    And if they do, I'll dry the paste into solid chunks and throw it specificaly at their mamas

  • Yes! The Repair Geek that I referred to also did experiments like that, keeping metal pieces in the elements outside, completely exposed, for up to 7 years I believe. The ones coated with Surface Shield were completely untouched, just dirty. The others did well too but the bare metal was almost gone. I don't even think he tried the ones that dry but he did explain why they are terrible in his opinion.

    And yea, these that don't dry need a few recoats, Repair Geek on youtube recommends that too. But after a few coats it gets so thick that I think you don't need to do it anymore. And you only need a tiny amount for recoats, not another 3-4 cans as you do on the first coat.

    I really hope this is the right stuff... I didn't get to investigate further but I will at some point and update the thread.

  • I checked that German "Surface Shield" price at checkout and to have it delivered to Dortmund Germany it's 30,49 € total for 3 400ml cans. That's a pretty damn good price. Yet I still have no clue if it's a good product. I'll try looking around more.

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    Good undercoating in Romania or Germany?