Paroxide - Rust Converter - Zep Industries

Paroxide - Rust Converter - Zep Industries

Rust converter that very quickly neutralizes the rusting process.
It penetrates rust deeply without destroying it , to stabilize it chemically.
Non-flammable and non-toxic.

Properties :

• Chemically inhibits the rusting process on iron.
• It penetrates the rust and forms a protective film.
• Perfect adhesion to steel.
• Contains neither phosphates nor chlorinated solvents.
• Paroxide can be used on both rusty and non-rusty metal as an undercoat before painting.
• Easy to apply, even in hard-to-reach places.

Applications:

Can be used wherever rust is a problem: in construction, industry, swimming pools, agriculture, transport, etc.

Instructions for use:

1. For heavily oxidized surfaces, lightly brush to remove powdery dust.
2. On non-rusted metal, degrease with a 10% diluted CK 18 solution, followed by rinsing.
3. Shake the container well before use.
4. Using a brush or roller, apply Paroxide evenly to the surface to be treated.
5. For thick rust, apply two coats. In hot weather, dilute PAROXIDE with 20% water.

Packaging:

1 L.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a rust converter used for?
   It transforms active rust into a stable, hard compound, preventing further corrosion and allowing for rapid painting.
2. Do you need to remove all the rust before applying Paroxide?
   No, it is recommended to remove only loose rust. Paroxide acts directly on solid rust and converts it.
3. Can paroxide be applied to a surface that is already painted?
   No, the product should only be applied to rust. Paint must be sanded or removed from the area to be treated.
4. What paint should I use afterwards?
   All paints for ferrous metal: anti-rust, glycerophthalic, industrial paint, single or two-component lacquer.
5. How long should you wait before painting?
   Generally 4 hours, but drying time can vary depending on temperature and humidity (2 to 6 hours).
6. Is it effective on perforating rust?
   Paroxide stabilizes rust but does not repair perforated metal. In case of holes, mechanical repair or welding should be considered.
7. Can I apply Paroxide outdoors?
   Yes, but avoid applying it in the rain or in direct sunlight. Once dry, the film is durable outdoors.