Lanoguard

[Wack]

I’ve got some bilt hamber I think it is for coating the underside of vehicles , I’m going to get under the motorhome and wire brush the rusty bits around the back axle when I spotted this ad on facebook

anybody used it , good stuff or snake oil , the reviews look good 

www.lanoguard.co.uk 

 

[somewhatfoolish]

Lanolin was used by grizzled old salts to preserve metal and leather from the degradations of salt water for centuries, so the basic premise is plausible.

[jon.k]

I think I’ll try this. I might use the normal minging dinitrol rust converter and cavity wax for the cills but then this for the rest of the underside, suspension arms etc. It looks like it could do a similar job to the acf50? stuff that people have been using to keep water and salt off.  

I’m sure it won’t be as good as the proper job but maybe it’ll be more like an eco method of the garden sprayer filled with diesel trick. 

 

[Agila]

Acf50 seems well regarded.

[Ian_Fearn]

In my experience, ACF50 didn’t stop my camper door hinges from rusting. Bilt Hamber dynax UB did. Have had other success with ACF50 though. Have seen that Lanoguard and do fancy giving it a go but Bilthamber Dynax either in UB or UC really is the best I’ve used and I’ve tried them all over the years.