FEROSE, the rust treatment at your service for over 30 years

Rust is a constant challenge for all ferrous surfaces, affecting virtually every professional and industrial sector. Whether in aeronautics, the marine environment, the industrial world or elsewhere, no field is spared.

Beyond its safety implications, rust also poses aesthetic challenges, particularly when it comes to cars, whether classic cars or everyday vehicles ahead of their roadworthiness test.

Applying a rust treatment is therefore essential, not only to protect your metal equipment against initial corrosion, but also to prevent its relentless spread. That is why, for more than three decades, FEROSE has stood by your side as the expert leader in the fight against the threat of rust.

FEROSE, a rust converter to stop corrosion

Thanks to its exclusive formula, FEROSE chemically stops the rust already present on your ferrous surfaces. But this exclusive rust treatment also prevents new corrosion from forming, as FEROSE isolates the treated surface from air and moisture. Its effectiveness is further enhanced by the fluidity and wetting power of this rust treatment.

The FEROSE rust treatment: remarkable effectiveness at an attractive cost

One litre of FEROSE lets you treat a surface of up to 18 m2, making this anti-corrosion solution a particularly cost-effective option.

And because we have thought of everything, please note that with FEROSE you are free to paint, prep, fill and even weld without prior stripping. With this rust treatment, say goodbye to adhesion problems and get a result that meets your requirements!

Tip: we recommend applying the first coat of FEROSE with a roller or brush, although a spray gun or sprayer can also be used for this rust treatment.

FEROSE, the curative rust treatment

Thanks to its extreme wetting effect, FEROSE penetrates deep into the surface to be treated and works by:

• chemically neutralising the rust
• preventing further oxidation

Results are visible very quickly (about 10 minutes at 20 °C) and applying this rust treatment ensures that you:

• do not strip the metal bare
• stop rust effectively and durably
• provide a bonding surface for paints, resins and fillers, while being able to weld with no need for stripping

Applications and characteristics of your FEROSE rust treatment

Containing neither phosphoric acid nor hydrochloric acid, your rust treatment offers very high coverage:

• Up to 15 m2 per litre for a 1st application, depending on the porosity of the rust
• Up to 20 m2 per litre for a final protective coat

Another remarkable feature of FEROSE: its heat resistance up to 250 °C makes it possible to treat, for example, a car exhaust system (excluding manifold, turbo and particulate filter)

The application surfaces for FEROSE cover anything liable to suffer corrosion. These include:

• Structures and equipment: metal structures such as bridges, buildings, towers, frameworks; posts; girders; hangars; car bodies and vehicles in general; boats and ships; aircraft; pipes and pipework; tanks and storage tanks; grilles and fences; rails and railway tracks; garden tools; outdoor items such as barbecues, firedogs, handrails; ironwork; balustrades; shutters.
• Industrial equipment: machine tools; production equipment; pumps and valves; heat exchangers; boilers.
• Household appliances: refrigerators; ovens; washing machines; dishwashers.
• Gardening: lawnmower, shears; wire fencing, auger, gate, cultivator, tiller, tools, shutter, door, concrete mixer.
• Vehicle: bodywork, suspension, exhaust, engine block, radiator, floor pan, wheel arch; boot floor, gutter; transmission; drum brake, inner panel, panel seam, windscreen aperture.
• The world of art and heritage: metal statues and sculptures; art objects; historic monuments.

In short, FEROSE can treat all rust exposed to the open air.