johnb5177
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Hi Guys,
Well, I have taken a great leap of faith, and purchased a '99 300tdi Disco, mechanically sound, etc, but....it does have some bodywork corrosion.
I assume (I know you shouldn't assume, as it makes an ass of you and me !) that this is the efect of road salts/electrolytic reaction etc.
Now on a boat I'd fit a sacrificial anode to help with this.........what can I do with a Disco ? ?
I also presume that it is alkali ? therefore what kills it....acid....vinegar or something that will not eat it away completely, or is there a proprietary substance that I could apply before any filling and painting??
I know I'm a newby, and my last post was largely ignored, but I would be grateful for help on this one please?
Kind regards
JohnB
Well, I have taken a great leap of faith, and purchased a '99 300tdi Disco, mechanically sound, etc, but....it does have some bodywork corrosion.
I assume (I know you shouldn't assume, as it makes an ass of you and me !) that this is the efect of road salts/electrolytic reaction etc.
Now on a boat I'd fit a sacrificial anode to help with this.........what can I do with a Disco ? ?
I also presume that it is alkali ? therefore what kills it....acid....vinegar or something that will not eat it away completely, or is there a proprietary substance that I could apply before any filling and painting??
I know I'm a newby, and my last post was largely ignored, but I would be grateful for help on this one please?
Kind regards
JohnB
i wonder if them anodes do work on land rovers its the same principle i suppose 
