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Re: Review: Hyde's Serum Ruststopper
Thank you so much for this review and we are glad you enjoy the results from using Rustopper in your detailing routine. A few quick questions / tips for better results...
Did you wash the car soon after it had been driven or did it sit for some time with some flash rust on the rotors already? Typically, if the swept areas of the rotor (rotor faces) have been recently used, the swept areas should be rust free or as clean as possible from the brake pad leaving a fresh rotor surface. Wetting them at this point would cause the most "flash rust" and Rustopper would work to the fullest potential. If the car has been sitting for a while, we would recommend using your wheel brush to agitate or scrub the rotor face for best possible results.
As for the sprayer head, there are two settings on the nozzle, a jet stream for hard to reach rotors (multi-spoke or smaller wheels) and a mist setting which should provide the greatest coverage (open or larger wheels) if you can get closer to the rotor face.
It's also great to hear that you used a small amount of the product for great results. The directions list "While brake rotor is still wet, spray Rustopper liberally on brake rotor surface in a sweeping motion and allow to dry." but in this case we just want to ensure that you use enough product to cover all swept areas of the rotor with at least one coating. One bottle should last for several full applications (4 rotors or one complete vehicle = 1 application).
Thank you for the recommendation on the spray head that comes with the Tuff Tire Cleaner, we will look into this.
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Re: Review: Hyde's Serum Ruststopper
Excellent review - thanks for posting.
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Re: Review: Hyde's Serum Ruststopper
Originally Posted by Ryan@HydesSerum
Thank you so much for this review and we are glad you enjoy the results from using Rustopper in your detailing routine. A few quick questions / tips for better results...
Did you wash the car soon after it had been driven or did it sit for some time with some flash rust on the rotors already? Typically, if the swept areas of the rotor (rotor faces) have been recently used, the swept areas should be rust free or as clean as possible from the brake pad leaving a fresh rotor surface. Wetting them at this point would cause the most "flash rust" and Rustopper would work to the fullest potential. If the car has been sitting for a while, we would recommend using your wheel brush to agitate or scrub the rotor face for best possible results.
As for the sprayer head, there are two settings on the nozzle, a jet stream for hard to reach rotors (multi-spoke or smaller wheels) and a mist setting which should provide the greatest coverage (open or larger wheels) if you can get closer to the rotor face.
It's also great to hear that you used a small amount of the product for great results. The directions list "While brake rotor is still wet, spray Rustopper liberally on brake rotor surface in a sweeping motion and allow to dry." but in this case we just want to ensure that you use enough product to cover all swept areas of the rotor with at least one coating. One bottle should last for several full applications (4 rotors or one complete vehicle = 1 application).
Thank you for the recommendation on the spray head that comes with the Tuff Tire Cleaner, we will look into this.
Oh wow I didn't even notice there were two spray settings! I need to pay better attention next time. The car was sitting before it was washed so next time I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for the tips!
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Re: Review: Hyde's Serum Ruststopper
Originally Posted by rjd598
Oh wow I didn't even notice there were two spray settings! I need to pay better attention next time. The car was sitting before it was washed so next time I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for the tips!
HA! I'm looking forward to your feedback in this review after 1) the car is driven so the brakes are used before washing the car and 2) you use the great mist setting.
Get ready for better results.
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Would this work better in a pressure sprayer? It can you put it in a small sprayer that you pump full of air, and have a hose/wand/adjustable nozzle to get right up on the face of the rotor?
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Yes. It could . It is almost the consistency of water. Slightly thicker.
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Re: Review: Hyde's Serum Ruststopper
Originally Posted by Dombey
Would this work better in a pressure sprayer? It can you put it in a small sprayer that you pump full of air, and have a hose/wand/adjustable nozzle to get right up on the face of the rotor?
It can also work in a pressure sprayer.
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